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Hawera Star, Volume LI, 11 June 1932, Page 8

Two leather flowers’) about as big as a sixpenriypiece, attaehefl . to- the 'ends of shoelaces, are a fashion novelty from Paris. , ...T&r, 'Safety first! ' Pemedy colds pfpihptly and bright develop into more serious chest and lung complaints. Use TONKINS’LINSEED EMULSION. Breaks up the worst cough or. cold. Sold everywhere. 1/6, 2/6 and 4/6. —f

Physical PRIVATE TUITION ONLY. ONCE A WEAKLING SULL GOING STRONG, (Letter No. 17) . Ponsonby, Auckland,. • uv: ' ( '■■■■■;■ R. O. Jarrett, Esq., Hawera. Diear Sir,—la reply to your fetter; of the Ist May, I may say that although 23 years have passed since my sou Clifford 1 . and daughter Gwoynneth • were pupils in your jPeilding classes, the boy has had no reappearances of his: old-de-formity. At his then age of 34 years he had a hollow in his right breast,*, one could.sink the half of a tennis ball-in j this was the after-effect of pneumonia. Medical men were of the opinion that the deformity would remain •permanent, consequently it was with some diffidence we sent him to you, with the result that your system of deep breathing it soon disappeared, never to ' return. Cliff is not much of a weakling now, about sft lOin, strong as' a horse, hard as iron, and perfect in. build, and I ain pleased to say still a great admire? of your system of physical trainings in fact, for several years he has been coach for a successful fobtball team, and besides that he has a few young' fellows at the gym. putting them through their breathing exercises. I think this speaks for itself. Both of your old pupils, send you their...best wishes and .hope you will be long spared to carry on the good work,—yours truly, H. RW- . - .T> JARRETT,. ., . 40 CAMPBELL* ST.. NOLANTOWN. PHYSICAL CULTURIST,

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