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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 148, 8 June 1932, Page 2

The Malta Question. In a Parliamentary answer regarding the settlement of the Malta question the Colonial Secretary said that members would have seen that on June 3 tho Archbishop of Malta and Bishop Gozo had issued a new pastoral which supersedes the pastoral of Alay 1930. Tho British Government held the sam® view as their predecessors that if th» 1930 pastoral remained in force, it would be impossible for a free election in Malta to take place. Ho was glad to say that situation no longer exist.*, and tho Governor had been authorised to proceed with the elections. LIFE’S TRAGEDIES. CAREERS RUINED THROUGH TRIVIAL CAUSES One ot the saddest things in life is to note the sickness and disease on all sides, and the tragedy lies in the fact that in thousands of cases these illnesses arose merely from carelessness Neglected coughs or colds may lead to serious chest or lung complications which may terminate in a sanatorium To treat lightly an attack of even mild influenza is a suicidal policy Happily for such sufferers of the above ail meats, Bramwell’s One Nought One has proved an infallible remedy Its popularity is due only to one essential and proven fact—a speedy and effective cure. Made from the most expensive components in the Pharmacopeia dispensed by an expert hand and vet retailed nt only half a crown a bottle, it is small wonder that Bramwell's One Nought One is a household word It is four times as strong as tho usual cough mixtures, and cures coughs colds, influenza and all chest complaints, as well as being a valuable tonic for the throat. Follow the well-known advice and save ills and pills and doctors’ bills by taking One Nought One, procurable from all the leading grocera in the district.*