Page 12 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18861, 8 November 1924, Page 12

SAY "ANCHOR" AND BE HAPPY. A convenient package of quality but-, ter is the "Anchor" carton. This car-, 'ton markets the best product of 8000 farmers. They want that package to convey to you their determination to market the best, and nothing but the best. Say " Anchor," to your grocer, and enjoy good butter. Advt. BRONCHITIS COUGH CURE. A West Coast clergyman writes that h# found relief from chronio bronchitis with tho first Pulmonaa given bv a friend. These pastilles are at once relief-giviue: in breathing troubles. Their direct method ensures that the sufferer will receive satisfvinc relief with the first doso. Get Pulmonaa now. tL jV keep away colds and coughs, soothe and heal throat and lungs. Pulmonas at chemists. Is Cd and double size. 2s Gd.— 4dvt. The usual Labour concert and lecture will bo held in . the Strand Theatro tomorrow evening, when the principal speaker will bo Mr. R. I<\ Way, whose subject will bo "Labour and Progress." An excellent musical programmo ln,s been arranged. A programme of musical items will bo rendered, hy the Port Auckland Band on the Ellerslie Racecourse to-morrow afternoon. In the evening the banc, will play in Albert Park. Yellow Cabs created great interest- in Melbourne. Newspapers devoted columns of space describing their advent. Takings per cab the first four weeks far exceeded all expectations. The Farmers' Trading Company have extended their time-payment system to include all furniture. See page 17 toFree gift week for the kiddies commences *n Monday next at Stone's Seven Shoe Stores. —See advertisement on page IS of this issue. The Farmers' Trading Company have extended their time-payment system to include all furniture. • Seo page 17 to day's supplement. Special reductions in high-grade footwear at Stone's Thirty-first Anniverifjfy Week, commencing Monday next.