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Otago Witness, Issue 4039, 11 August 1931, Page 68

; Cnticiara Soap : for Daily Use ; : Cuticura Ointment • To Heal Skin Troubles ; Sold at all chemists ; frrifl ? YM> L He was a Baby till he coughed. Then he became a suffering angel, a threatened treasure, an object of concentrated, devoted, unceasing solicitude. Then —the dose. A gurgle—the fat little fist dabs at his mouth. The blue eyes look up with tears on the lashes. And Baby - Smiles. If there’s a Baby in your house, there should always be a bottle of “Hearne’s” on the shelf. It acts like magic with little coughing sufferers- and has done so for 50 years past. It is a family remedy, just as good for adults too 1 HEARNE'S jGt COUGHS' COLD*, <ROUP,’FLU HEARNE'S BRONCHITIS CURE . 2* • 44 wait too long j ; Bleeding gums herald ! ; Pyorrhea’s coming. j k Unheeded, the price | I paid is lost teeth and * broken health. Four ; ; persons out of every ; ; five past forty, and J ; thousands younger, J ! are Pyorrhea’s prey. < » Brush your teeth with j | fi)ri|aifs I FOR THE GUNLS j , More than a tooth paste S —it checks Pyorrhea J Price 2/- and 3/6. « Australasian Agents. The Sheldon Drug 2 * k If you suffer from failing memory. ” & specks in front of the eyes, depression, B sleeplessness, exhaustion, pains io the B head, irritability, lack of energy, etc. y That’s Blooa Pressure. . ARTERIOL TABtETSj k Produced after years of research by Dr. @ |k NEUBAUER of Germany, have proved K untailing in their relief. They also pro- ■ tect you against a stroke. Send 12/6 for I 5 weeks supply or 24/- for 10 week*. I J. B. HAMILTON, Dept. O i I Huddart Parker Building. Wellington. A I C. Winter. (Sole Australian Agent) fl 63 Wellington St. Kew. Victoria.

Speaking at the annual meeting of the Macarthy Trust, the'Public Trustee made reference to the over-supply of shop, office, and warehouse accommodation, due to the extensive building operations which have been carried on in the larger towns during the past few years. This, he said, was causing a falling tendency in the rents which could be obtained, accentuated by the general decline in business returns throughout the community.