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Free Lance, Volume XIV, Issue 692, 4 October 1913, Page 19

.In the advertised time-table of the summer express •-.- trains, which started running between' Wellington-, and Auckland- on-* Wednesday, a- printer's' error was made in our last -issue. The second up-train, which runs every day but Saturday, leaves., Wellington- at 9.10 p.m., not 9.10 a.rn A * as stated^: That is to say, this ,extra- express- is a night- train from tfifsend: Travellers will-please bear'this irF'iriind. : v-, .:,;..:; ...,-. ; ■■:♦•■.-.;■•■-;#,• *'•:•• .».'/- If you have a cold.inthe head, influenza, or sore throat, any 'treatment that goes straight to the afrettted-parts'iß obviously scientific treatment. That is how "NAZOL" acts '. in all;. such cases. You drop it on lump sugar,- and then let the sugar dissolve in your mouth. Or you may use a Nazol Inhaler,'and so breathe it straight .into the .lungs, throat, and nasal cavities.-- In either-case, the treat- • ment is simple,:aud' absolutely effective. "NAZOL" cures colds! In bottles, sixty doses; Is ; 6d.-\- ':' :"- ■- ~- '• ' .-