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6,800 miles mid ABSOLUTELY TROUBLE-FREE NO REPLACEMENT MAINTENANCE COSTS Here Is further proof of COMMEIVS reliability and stamina. Powerful rugged reliable the all-British COMMER accomplishes the most difficult jobs with surprising ease and economy. There is a COMMER for every purpose from 8-cwt. to 5 tons. Ask your dealer to demonstrate the most suitable model under working conditions. CHASSIS & 1 FROM L I TO Delivered anywhere In N.Zt OMMEI Forward control at slight extra cost. Diesel engines available on N3 and LNS models. "ctt- (L a b S J 3g ,Son au e , r y 9 e ani °W*'**</ Of cjj °'to p ' s oo r efjh c ' lr' P PUc°j"<<-r c °> °Of, ' v'' a/„ b„ °°k s */«« by £<° «&> fi/ JSQs 1 W* s " Us *[ a X ] h ' Q h n> Q/Vi c y U*/> y!, 9 le " a '<? 9 *thr. . Ce ." e^. 0 C:'' *» IS mium it §li if * jj?® « ' v is w 8$ wfmmm f lil Hli ■ Above is the Commer N.I. Forward Control Model, the ideal vehicle for "Stop and Start" transport Auckland Metropolitan Distributors: KIRK MOTORS LTD., Albert Street. # City Dealers: AUCKLAND MOTOR CO. LTD., Albert St. PREMIER MOTORS Built in England by the great LTD., Albert St. SPRAGG'S GARAGE LTD., Lome St. Hamilton Dealers: » NEWTON KING LTD., Hamilton. North Auckland Farmers' Co-op. Ltd., Kia ijsii—..,.. Ora Motors Ltd. (Joint), Whangarei, Dargaville, Kaikohe; Wilson Moore Motors, rllliman-nJmDer-UOmmer Kaitaia; T. O'Rourke, Warkworth; Auckland Motor Co. Ltd., Pukekohe; Richardson Bros., Waluku; Paeroa Motor Sales Co., Paeroa, and c/o Morton's . . Garage, Waihi; Hauraki Plains Motors Ltd., Ngatea; Watson Motors, Te Aroha; V»OmDine. Watson Motors, c/o Petry's Garage, Morrinsville; Watson Motors, c/o A. Stewart, Matamata; Donkin Bros., Thames; Gresharn'B Garage, Tatiranga; Wheeler's Garage, Whakatane; Highway Service Station, Opotiki; Jones Bros., Rotorua; Te Kuiti Petrol Service Station, Te Kuiti; R. A. Gibbons Ltd., c/o Brown's Service Station, Cambridge; G. Smith & Sons Ltd., Huntly;; H. Valder, c/o Miriami Motors, Taumarunui. Auckland Provincial Distributors: TQDD MOTORS LTD Auck,and (Wholesale onlj'). Also at Christchurch, Timaru, Dunedin and Invercargill. I'lVM'*. y ASEPTIC OINTMENT BANISHED THIS AWFUL LI. AWFUL RASH Dear Sir»: "A severe rash broke out on my body tnd limbs, the itching and burning was terrible, especially at night. I tried GERMOLENH, and the intense itching ceased within five minutes. Now the rash has completely disappeared." Mrs. M. C. GERAIOLENE performs " Skin Healing Magic " ! It ends instantly the smarting, burning, itching—clears away the worst skin trouble in record time. Even awful ulcers which had defied treatment for years are healed byGERMOLENE. Get a tin NOW ! RECORD RESULTS IN ALLCASES \ ABSCESSES SUNBURN MOSQUITO 41 BOILS BAD LEG INSECT BITES > ITCH ECZEMA ACNE WOUNDS BLACKHEADS BURNS PILES DASHES CRACKED ULCERS RINGWORM SKIN NEW REDUCED PRICES: 1/6 and 3/6 per Tin, From All Chemists and Stores K3 m 'Vv/ift&Vi. *l.l ■M W liiirr !v?? kt Y-'.t*V 5 mm mm & sdo /) ( .WW . a cup ojj mjnufujjoiii srMi.wmv* , ' 111., J. M.tki ■ <:0 i-' KK K »V (111 (II It V KSSIvMK: • • IIKK SVMINii IIIN; S 1 11. I.Tll'r KlitNlll HC)I vt I.tIMKIN Asthma Germs A CASE OF SELF-INTEREST Benefits Of Rail Travel Whatever the purpose of your travel—business or pleasure—your Railway will be the best way. Why? First comes the "Safety First" principle—that regular testing of all equipment, that constant vigilance day and night the ceaseless zeal for your safety. Next comes cheapness. Your Railways carry you for less than a penny a mile, second class, and a slight fraction over a penny, first class. Special concessions are available for families and parties. Next comes comfort. You have a cosy seat. You can stretch your limbs at ease; you can move about; you can gaze on pleasant scenes or read, without difficulty. ( Next comes punctuality. Your Railways have a very creditable record of running well to timetable. Let Your Railways Help You Choking-, gasping, wheezing Asthma and Bronchitis poison your system, ruin your health and weaken your heart. Mendaco, the prescription of an American physician, starts killing Asthma Germs in 3 minutes, refreshes the blood and builds new vitality so that you can sleep soundly all nißlit, eat anything and enjoy life. Mendaco is so successful *hat it is guaranteed to give you free, easy breathing in 24 hours and to completely stop your Asthma in 8 days or money back on return of empty package. Get Mendaco from your chemist. The guarantee protects you. 2380 CROSSWORD PUZZLE «■■■! ■■■■■ 3l 32 H will "TT >« SQ 59 Essehcj; COFFEE Chicot P lOlNtOfeftH The solution of the above puzzle will bo published on Saturday. OLUEL! MO* 00* ACROSC 1. Shrink. 6. Resounded. 11. Grinder. 13. Token. 14. Excite. 16. Causes to be loved. 15. Decay. 19. Spoil 21. Fabric. 2 , _\ Periods. 23. For roofs and rakes. 2'l. Joint. 2."">. Place 27. Trap. 2!). Measure. 30. Order. 83. Weapons. 3(1. Before. 37. Orsjan. 3S. Bigger. 41. Slraiu. ■l4. Surplice. 45. Tree. 47. Loiter. 4W. Powder. fiO. Buul). 51. Stake. 52. Consumed. 54. Plot. 50. Gained. 57. Ordinary. 60. Wealthy. 63. St.xp. 64. Urgent message. 65. Intervals. 66. Weed. 1. Signals 2. Ape. 3. Negative. 4. Slap. 5. Raised in respect 6. Vessel. 7. Swirl. 8. Time. 9. Apprentice. 10. Banish. 12. Put in mind. 13. Headgear. 15. Pierced. 37. Stasrgers. 20. Beverage. 2(i. Popular missiles, 2S. Centre. 81. Encountered 32. Born. 31. Favourite 35. Exist. 38. Instrument. 39. Lack. 40. Walk. 4 1. Follow closely. 42. Dullest. 43. Reception room. 44. Proverbs. 46. Understand 48. Docile. 53. Spoken 55. Heal. 58. Fish. 59. Animal. 61. Fix. 62. Allow. SATURDAY'S SOLUTION The solution of the crossword puzzl® set in the Herald on Saturday is a» follows: — aaaa annan pane □ anaaa BBBaa_a BBBHBBBSBBBBBBB BEID: aHDBDBia QD9 i □□□□□naaPQQL 08888 888 jIiBBBB aaaaaaa bbddbbb a- . aaa aaaasß □BBBBB3 bbpbbbb bbbbb HBonnnaß bbb □BB nnBBOBB 888 BBBBBBBSBBBBBBB a 88888 aaBBB P □□an aBBM r gaOg

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23130, 31 August 1938, Page 22

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