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i■ " m Insurance Against Depression Easing the Burden of Transport "T'HAT some of the causes of the present depressI ion in' New Zealand are beyond the people's control is admitted, but there are some obstacles in the way of a return to normal conditions which can be, appreciably reduced, if not entirely removed. „ • r l'The rise in the internal-transport; costs of the Dominion during recent years-due to the excessive provision of transport facilities —is a bu"den on industry and trade. A reduction in this over-loading by co-ordination of essential links in the chain of transport units (of which the Railways are the most important) would be of material benefit to the Dominion as a whole. 27th June, 1932. General Manager N.Z. Railways. Singers & speakers ensure clear throats with mm SMihisfJlli WWmm |/6 & 2/6 At all Chemists wmm bad leg ulcer healed. Wonderful Surprise for "VAREX" USER. For the last twelve months my toothe, has been nearly mad with » ? a,n >" writen Mr. T. G., " but since the ik ' reß sing with " Varex' she has « Vm* 1 'tie to go about without pain. . we removed 'the second dress- ■ ' n g we got the shock of our lives—the I >!• hud filled- up." . ."'rex " Treatment heals Bad Legs ; resting. Only four to six r e«singa usually required—one per «ek. Inexpensive. Write for free °okle:, Ernest Healey, Varex Ltd., ISSBU, Wellington. Local Repre•jWatiire: Nurse Vane-Walllace, 12, St. Aflcki rca< *®' Karangahape Road, removei every No pain, B«gin to-day to WfL i^CAN^RA Your Health and Strength depend on your Mood. Strong, rich, red blood is the foundation of health. Poor blood meanu c oor health and poor nerves. Iroiii Julloids make strong, rich, red bloo4 They are the great Eilood Enrichers. Tiredness, weakness and depression o ; spirits are symptoms of poor, weak blood. Improve and maintain your health and spirits by taking liron Jelloids. Every woman-should take I:ron Jelloids No. 2 now and again.- Iron jelloids No. 2A contain Quinine and are an excellent tor.ic fof men. For young children Iron Jel ioids No. I are an ideal atrength&ner. Prescribed by medical men for the las! 30 years. 14 days treatment 2\Suffivien |! for 6 weeks 4/-, " Vour chemis't will obtain Iron Jelloidsfoi J'ou from Messri . Salmond & Spraggon, „tcL Wellington! and Auckland. ■ »11- ;
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21225, 4 July 1932, Page 15
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