Conductresses Go
The disappearance of the last of the conductresses who have served on the Dunedin trams during the war years is heralded in a report of Hie transport committee of the Dunedin City Council. The report states that as numbers of returned servicemen are now available for employment, the committee has decided to terminate the services of the three remaining conductresses. RELIEF FROM ASTHMA. ASTHMA Sufferers all over the world have expressed their gratitude for Silbe-Tablets. Once you have tried them, you too will be amazed at the rapid relief—how your breathing grows easier and more regular, and attacks diminish in violence and frequency. This space is too small to explain how Silbe-Tablets have helped thousands of others. Convince yourself. Simply ask your nearest Chemist for a 2/3 trial box of Silbe. _ Two and threepence is a very small investment to risk- in finding a treatment upon which you call utterly rely. Take this chance and you’ll bless the day. Silbe-Tablets are manufactured by Siltcn Ltd., Weeclinglon Road. London.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 21964, 7 March 1946, Page 3
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