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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 June 1925, Page 3

A MESSAGE FROM MELBOURNE The following letter was recently received, from Miss Ivy M. Hanley, of Parkville, Melbourne. It holds', a message of hope for many sufferers from winter ailments: — “I am writing to ask you~to send 5/- worth of your wonderful medicated Pulmonas. For the past 12 months I have been suffering with lung troubles, dry pleurisy, and I also had haemorrhage. The doctors told me one lung was touched and advised me to go to a. sanatorium, which I did not do. I have been to specialists, and tried everything mother could procure for me. but with no results. After spending pounds I could get no relief for my cough. A friend on the s.s. “Omana” gave me a tin of Pulmonas, which I have used, and I will truthfully state that they gave me more relief than I have ever had.’ Pulmonas are obtainable at all stores and chemists in tins of 1/6 and 2/6. They give instant relief by inhalation and speedily remedy even the most long-standing cases of coughs, colds and flu, bronchitis and similar ailments.—A .5.

WRINKLES banished in one week. Coman method—not massage. Send stamped and addressed envelope for particulars. Airs Hullen, Belcher’s Buildings, near King’s Theatre, Wellington, also at, Auckland.—l.

Woody Great Peppermint Cure.— For Coughs and Colds never fails— Advt

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