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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17339, 10 December 1919, Page 11

MRS. J. H. GUNSON, [ Mayoress of Auckland, ? CABLES TO THE WOMEN OF . NEW ZEALAND. :' " After travelling 12,000 miles through 1 25 States, I find that Prohibition is accepted as permanent. It is a great rei form, because the whole country has 5 benefited. Liquor antiquated. Make J New Zealand up-to-date.Jessie Gunson." VOTE FOE, PROHIBITION. STRIKE OUT THE TWO TOP LINES. ~-(Advt.)

THOUSANDS OF FELT I j have been put on the pathway of comfort during the past 25 years by Barraelough's | Progandra, the certain corn cure. Pro- } i gandra is a salve that removes hard or . I soft corns quickly and painlessly. If it , does not satisfy you your purchase money . I will be refunded. Progandra contains no I I harmful ingredient, and therefore cannot harm the foot. It costs Is per box at all chemists and stores, or post free from [ Barraclough's Proprietary, Box 1247, i G.P.0., Wellington. Use Progandra for six nights and end your corn troubles.

! Henry Hughes, Ltd., of Exchange ' Lane, Queen Street, and Wellington, reports the tiling of the following applies.- • tions for patents in New Zealand:—D. B. Hutton, massaging treatment; C. Tattereiield, Gisborne, non-sag wire mattress; E. Berry, Eketahuna, improvements in crank handler for vehicles and like engines; A. B. Hurst, Napier, improved photographic roll film ; K. C. Tassell, 1 Hamilton, combined brushing and scouring appliance; L. G. Morris, Frankton Junction, an improved shaft coupling. Ladies' Fuji silk blouses, prettilv ' designed with V neck and finished with rows of hemstitching; now offering at 25s at the J.C.I. Do your Christmas shopping now.—John Court, Ltd., Queen Street, »