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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 17 March 1928, Page 4

John Cowley, who at one time fiUKI .Stephenson's No. I engine, which drew the first passenger train in the world, has died at Wes t Hartlepool at the ags of 86. Wise buyers are purchasing the following Stock-taking throw-out bargain lines at the .Melbourne, iLtd.: Bov’s genuine Fox's sc-rge shorts, size's 2 to G, 6/11, 7 to 12, 8/6, 13 to 16, »/6, 17 and 18, 10/9; Shirley Police braces 2/11; Shirley President; braces 3/11; grey flannelette trousers 16/6, cream tennis and cricket trousers 15/6, cream silk twill tennis shirts 6/11. PULMONAS DID HIS CHEST GOOD “Thanks for sample of Pulmonas. They did my chest good so please send a large tin,” writes a Kaikoura resident. “I have taken up singing and relv on Pulmonas to keep my throat and chest in good order.” Thousands have found Pulmonas the best of remedies for coughs, colds and ’flu. The healing vapours of Pulmonas check colds and ease chest troubles. 1/6 and at Chemists. —Advt.