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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19626, 3 May 1927, Page 13

Coughs and colds are the bugbears of radio announcers. Nothing to them is so important as clear enunciation, which is impossible with an irritating, husky, or sore throat. Recently, the announcer at one of the Dominion's big broadcasting stations was able to continue with his description of a boxing match in spite of the fact that he had a bad cold. He simply used Pulmonas and lis-teners-in were able to hear every word that was said. When dissolved in the mouth, Pulmonas release strong antiseptic vapours which penetrate the nasal and bronchial passage and ward off infection. Pulmonas are invaluable iri cases of coughs, colds, hoarseness, throat irritation, bronchitis, asthma, influenza, etc. 1/6 & 2/6 a box at all Chemists Generous Sample of Pulmonas on receipt of 3d. in stamps. Writ« Slacey Bros. Ltd., Khyber P«is», Auckland. t I rf u With the view of extending tne popularity of "Amber Tips," a workable plan of profit-sharing has been put into operation, whereby every consumer cf this favourite? blend of choice Ceylon Teas will benefit. The plan works in a simple uracil equitable manner. Every package of "Amber Tips'* now contains a coupon, representing a number of points £1 proportion to the amount of tea purchased. A list of many valuable prizes for men and women has been published. Obtain one of these "Amber Tips" Prize Lists . . . pick out the prize you desire . . . and then it is an easy matter to save the coupons till the required number tf points are obtained after which the prize you selected is yours. Write for the Prize List to-day Address your letter to—"AMBER TIPS PRIZE Eastern Tea Company, P.O. Box 946, Chrittchurch. "AMBER TIPS" GIFT PRIZES are quite, free—and are additional to the good value represented by tvery pound of this fragrant tea—the quality ctf which remains ever the same. w