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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 26 September 1927, Page 8

“You have there hit the nail on the head.”—Rabelajd. When you have a cough or cold, nothing gets at vne root of the trouble so quickly as Baxter’s Lung Preserver. Never fails to bring re lief. Good for all throat, chest and lung affections, and is a vnlnable tonic, too. Generous-sized bottle 2/6 Economical family size 4/6. All chemists and stores.* R.M.S. “TAMAROA” FOB LONDON. A well-known Wellington business man left for London by the “Tamaroa” on 9th April. He took eight large hotties of “Q-tol” for shaving and other purposes.

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DRUNKARD’S HOME TRANSI FORMED. DRINKKO AGAIN SUCCESSFUL. A heavy drinker for 11 .years was given Drinko secretly. He is now a changed man. His neighbours won der what has happened, and he himself does not know. His home is now in perfect order, and he cannot even bear the smell of alcohol. Send for Free Booklet to-dav. Drinko is tasteless, odourless, and absolutely harmless. Permanent results. Write Lady Manager, 4W. Willis street. Wellington.

To keep furniture shining without attention, use “Tan-01,” the wonderful liquid polish. Gives a brilliant lasting surface. Won’s smart. AH grocers.* Furniture polished with “Tan-O!” will not show smears or collect dust. Gives a longer shine, too. Economical, andieasily applied. All grocers.* Influenza convalescents should frequently take a few drops ol “Nazol” on lump sugar. Immediately banishes hacking and tickling coughs. 60 doses 1/6.* Liquid “Tan-01” produces the highest gloss on floods and furniture, and the longest brilliant shine. Isn’t sticky. Also in paste form. Grocers everywhere.*

At the annual meeting of the North Wellington branch of the New Zealand Society of Civil Engineers, held in Napier there were present members from Hawke’s Bay, Manawatu Wairarapa and Wanganui and visitors from Wellington and Taranaki. Mr F. N. Thompson, of Napier was elected to the chair. The annual report and balance-sheet showing the branch to bo in a sound financial position wore read and adopted. The election, of officers resulted:—Chairman, Mr N. C. Stavelcy, Wanganui; secretary, Mr T. Dix, Wanganui: committee, Messrs J. C. MeLaughlan, Waipukurau, W. A. Waters, Palmerston North I. E. Robinson, Shannon. It was decided to hold the next meeting of the branch at Wanganui, in September of next year.