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Hawera Star, Volume LI, 27 May 1932, Page 8

'That “cunning” gadget, may only cost a few pence—but the inventor is making a fortune out of it if he is protected by patent. What about that idea of yours? Consult us freely.— Henry Hughes Ltd. (Directors: W.' E. Hughes and J. T. Hunter, registered Patent Attorneys), 214-217 D.I.C. Building, Wellington.—Advt. YACHTSMEN TO THE RESCUE. Two Wellington yachtsmen were congratulating themselves upon having arrived safely in the boat harbour, after weathering a southerly squall. They were busy mooring their boat, when they heard cries from a near-by wharf. A boy was drowning! They rushed along the wharf and saw a small boy struggling for his life. Both men dived in together, and safely pulled him out. The two yachtsmen, wet and shivering, looked at each other dolefully—no dry clothes, and a long, cold walk home. Next morning one of them was in bed with a pretty serious cold, but a few doses of Honey Acid, and the trouble was routed . . . Well, well, well, Honey Acid is famous in Wellington, too, and it’s no wonder, for it’s the best cough remedy on the New Zealand market. Honey Acid cuts the phlegm, clears the head, and soothes the throat. It prevents complications by smashing a cold in the early stages. Honey Acid is powerful, yet it is safe tor the youngest baby. Made by A. 11. Biennerliassett, Manufacturing Chemist, and sold by Grocers and Stores at 2/aml 3/6. Stockists are: Bullock’s Groceries, Keith Pennington, E. Wilton, Simon and Co., Carter and Co. — I Advt.