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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19196, 12 June 1924, Page 4

SAW THEM ADVERTISED. LATER EXPRESSED GRATITUDE. And this is what happened: '■ Christchurch. —Being a sufferer from Bronchitis and Asthma, I decided to try your Pulmonas, which I saw advertised in the local paper. I feel I cannot let the opportunity puss without writing to tell you of the relief I obtained from the first box. 1 cannot, speak too highly of them. and will recommend thorn to others suffering likewise.” Reflect for a moment on tho scraping bronchial cough; the gasping for breath in asthma. Then, that sentence of gratitude, “I could not let the opportunity pas without writing . . .” will mean something to you. Pulmonas are not a mildly medicated sweetmeat, but genuinely healing ingredients, including beech wood creosote, in falllet form. At chemists and stores, 2s 6c large. Is 6d small. Send for generous sample of Pulmonas, enclosing 3d in stamps Write Manufacturers, Stacey Bros., Box 882, Auckland.—Advt (6).

Methinks there is too much of a tendency to make a trade of the “noble art” in New Zealand- The oulv method of obtaining and holding public interest is b exercise tho greatest- care, in selecting flumen who go into the rin -. Tf everyone who comes around gets a light there is sure to be some "dud” affairs and perhaps a hit of purse splitting influenced by the helling. It was this which knocked out (Ingame iu by-gone years when it went from the “noble art’’ to a “rotten trade.” Claude Ealkiner, who is at present in Auckland, is very speedy with the cue and has been guilty of knocking up 509 poinl.in 15 minifies and 750 in 35 minutes, tic must “skate” round tho green cloth in order to keep the balls in perpetual motion.