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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 147, 7 June 1911, Page 7

THE PLAGUE OF CONSUMPTION....

It is popularly supposed that

consumption is inherited. This

is an error. Consumptive ten.

dencies are inherited, but the

disease itself cannot be. Con*

sumption is caused by the

attacks of germs upon the

lung tissues. These tissues will.

if weak, break down under the attacks. People with weak lungs Should fortify and strengthen them against disease. There is nothing that will do this so effectually ks

LANE’S Emulsion

It supplies the vital elements so much needed by those afflicted with Weak Lungs. Bronchitis, Consumption, and Wasting Dis* eases. It expels disease by revitalising the blood and building

healthy lt is very

pleasant to taka, and does not

upset the stomach. Even little

children like it and ask for it

Your chemist or grocer wl?

supply you with LANE S EMULSION. Price 2/6 and 4/6. “If a famous because it's good ” r 75

Lundon, Stewart and Co., Ltd., draw attention to their stock sale at Longlands yards, Hastings, tomorrow (Thursday), where they will offer a good yarding of sheep and cattle, amongst the latter being a consignment of dairy cows and heifers, on account of Mr. H. Greville, of Hawera. See Advt. Messrs. Baldwin and Rayward, j whose local representative is Mr. J. A. Fraser, accountant, report that among the many applications for patents they have just filed, j are: —H. M. Levinge, Okatd, Improvements in standards for carrying clothes lines; H. Droutledge, Auckland, Improved spring seat;! V. J. McAnulty, Rakaia, apparatus for coiling and uncoiling wire; Messrs. Collett and Son., Ltd., Dannevirke, an improved roller bearing; R. D. Jameson, Wellington, improvements in lamps.