A TOP-NOTCH ATHLETE. Mr C. C. Tapp, late of the New Zealand Police Force (stage name “Grenville Lee,”) a wrestler, weight-lifter and physical culturist of no mean ability, writes:—“l can safely recommend Qtol to all athletes where ricks and strained muscles are concerned. Its healing properties are simply marvellous, and I would not think of being without it when training.”-—-Advt.
Greymouth Grocers report big business at the “No-R,ubbing” Laundry Help counters (shilling a time). — Advt. B2
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 September 1923, Page 6
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