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hjn't burden a Friend the duties of aTrustee! Your friend's • acceptance of the position may involve the sacrifice of much of the time he requires for his own business or recreation, even if he does possess the technical knowledge, as comparatively few do. It is not necessary to ask him to do so. The Public Trustee is willing to act in this capacity, and your friend's association with the trust may be provided for by appointing him advisory trustee. 2H W '■ -s it ,ir% v -yr. -l •A The Story of 'KURANUP i THE FAMOUS REMEDY, I KS tm Sis ****** W2 AS RELIABLE AS THE HALL-MARK ITSELF. Goddard's Plate Powder has a 95 years* world-wide reputation for keeping silverware in perfect condition. "Goddard's" Plate Powder Manufactured! by J. Coddard & Son*. LtdLeicester, England Perfected by the Rev. EDGAR WARD KURANUI Is a scientifically-prepared herbal compound-—the product of prolonged research and experiment by the Rev. Edgar Ward (a qualified chemist by examination). The purpose for which KURANUI was originated is the treatment of Tuberculosis, Asthma, Bronchitis, Obstinate Coughs and Colds, and many truly amazing results have been secured in the treatment of the ailments mentioned, during the several years KURANUI has been on the market. As a Tonic, KURANUI increases the power of Resistance to Disease. As a Stomachic, it improves the digestion and assimilation of food. As an expectorant it softens and loosens the mucus and promotes its easy expulsion. KURANUI is composed of five ingredients, each of which has its own specific sphere of action, and all these work in unison for the main purpose of relieving the distressing complaints mentioned. All sufferers can secure full details regarding KURANUI treatment by writing to the Rev. Edgar Ward, P.O. Box 1180, Auckland, or calling personally at Kuranui Clinics, Fergusson Building, Queen Street (Telephone 47-345), when free advice will be gladly given.

Thirst Inn the Air Race Unoffici-ale Wireless from Tim-Buck-Tus ... Tim and Ru, the intrepid airmen, in their 5-valve all-talking superheterodyne stratosphere amphibian, "The Faith in Timaru" have left England <» ———- route to Melbourne, Their rations consist of 13 dozen Timaru, an opener and two sandwiches. Their cruising speed is 1,000 miles per bottle of Tiger's Milk, and 5 per sandwich. Interviewed at Jodhpur they complained that Turkish officials had confiscated half their Timaru, tht Turks giving as their reason the principle of Thirst come Thirst served. More news 1 later. Meantime we must dash oi? f° r our daily drop of joy

\tmmm I The following extracts are fromr some of the hundreds of testi* monials we have received from satisfied users; "Summed up, ice 'find that Super Plume Ethyl gives easier starting with definitely increased power and an entire absence of * pinking.*" afff continuously on The road, and under all conditions, results have proved a definite increase in mileage warranting the extra penny per gallon of Super Plume Ethyl." " My experience has proved that your Super Plume Ethyl is all that is claimed of it and more. The all-nmnd improvements in efficiency in my client's cars far more than justify the extra Id j \ """SjU o "* S u^ teo U* ct "We now attain more power, decidedly t better mileage, and what was previously I miles of second-gear work, can now be p|| done in. top without any sign of engine | knock; r I Super-Plume Ethyl gives very easy starting and J can drive away immediately « the engine has started without any cough- \ ing or hesitation such as occurs tchen * using ordinary petrol k« It was * revelation to me to feel the pull of my motor when I first put in Super Plume-MhyV' y .ufll* V &. c°\KcC^ O? **o& ao° to6 V-' c 0 t , r *V°>* // T 1 " »to o" C* ef a d« ,? v*" •" »• y£^' rf 1 S f ' 'I kW \ 11111111 l Wmtmm /:// mk Ijfcfil. ■ VACUUM 0 II C OMPANY tNCOf*POt*AT£t> W AUSTRAL* A

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21396, 20 October 1934, Page 19

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Page 19 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21396, 20 October 1934, Page 19

Page 19 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21396, 20 October 1934, Page 19