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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 210, 23 August 1929, Page 5

The “Gazette” published last night reports that the Customs revenue for the quarter ended June 30 was £1,881,534, against £1,610,493 for the corresponding quarter last year. The excise duties for the some period were £207,406, against £195,996 for the same quarter last year. WELFARE OF MOTHERS. HELP DURING CRITICAL TIME. What upsets an expectant mother as much as anything is the distressing morning sickness and consequent weakness and nervousness. While it is not always wise to interfere with a natural state, many expectant mothers have received much relief from Anti-Acido, which has stopped the sickness. No expectant mother need fear to take Anti-Acidq, for it is quite harmless to the system and pleasant to the system and pleasant to take. Even if it gives only partial relief, it will be a great boon. Several doctors now recommend Anti Acido for morning sickness. All chemists and stores stock AntiAcido. 2s 6d a tin.* Clouds wdiich shroud the light of day, Oft with sunset fade away Clouds which veil the stars at night May disperse ere morning’s light. Clouds, like messengers and doom, Shadow life with fear and gloom, But for colds which we endure, There is Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.