HO’HOLZ AND HAHN. On their arrival at Auckland, Mr Guy, of the W.A.A. Association (who knows its value), presented each of the visitors with a full-sized bottle of Q-tol, which is now recognised by R. A. Rose nnd all other athletes as an ideal emollient embrocant for soothing tired muscles and easing stiffness.—Aavt.
Two pillar-boxes in the City of London have been fitted witli illuminated 6igns, directing passers-by to the nearest postoffice. Purchase foot comfort for Is 6d—Pro gandra for corns.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12357, 29 January 1926, Page 3
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