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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15222, 21 May 1920, Page 7

[ An atmosphere of Nazol is a great 'protection against Influenza. Inhale it j very frequently day and night. — 1. The Manchester Cup, the next of the big English events, is to be decided on May 28. The Derby is to be run on June 2 and the Oaks on June 4. To protect the throat from the influence of obnoxious germs, it ia -wise to uee Sharland's Formalin Throat Tablets (Mint or Cinnamon flavor). Sold everywhere, 2s. — 1. The new owner of Demosthenes is Mr. P. Miller, of the Kiora Stud Scone, the price paid for the son of Desmond being 6000 guineas. Mr. Miller last year gave a similar amount for Magpie, one of the few horses that/ beat Desert Gold over ten furlongs. "Chance will not do the work."— Scott. No one can afford to take chances witn health. Yet how many during the winter, when coughs and colds are so dangerous; experiment with preparation after preparation. Take Baxter's Lung Preserver immediately and be sure. Mr. Baxter did all the experimenting 54 years ago and now you can promply remedy cough, cold, sore throat, chest and bronchial troubles. This sterling specific is quick m Us action, permanent m its relief. Get large 2s 6d bottle to-day from chomist or store. Dr. Walter Gilmour, who was recently Acting-Assistant Health Officer for Glasgow City, has been appointed pathologist and bacteriologist to Auckland hospital. . * A DENNIS MOTOR LORRY.— When you buy a DENNIS you get a commercial lorry built by the oldest manufacturers m England — a lorry which proved its magnificent quality m the war, and is used by corporations, public bodies, business houses the world over. Enquire The New Zealand Express Co., Ltd. "This lady requires no introduction from me, your Worship," said Senior-Ser-geant Willis, when a woman was charged with drunkenness. "This is her 178 th appearance m this Court." The prisoner, m extenuation of the offence, said she had not yet got over the arrival of the Prince m town. Rheumatism is caused by an overacid condition of the blood. This excess of uric acid forms a poisonous deposit which usually settles m the joints, and these become hot, red, and inflamed. Cold and damp will develop the trouble.^ In order to permanently relieve rheumatism and its kindred complaints, gout, lumbago, sciatica, etc.,' the blood must be purified, and here the cause of the trouble lies. Rheumo usually proves effective m relieving these diseases, because it neutralises and expels the acid accumulations. 2/6 and 4/6 (large size contains full week's treatment). 86 Barraclough's Nervine stops Toothache. Progandra quickly cures Corns — 1/-. An acute shortage of coal exists at Matamalta. The secretary to the Chamber ot Commerce telegraphed to the Board of Trade AntJ-Pronteerlng * Tribunal at Auckland: "The local baker. states that be cannot procure coal, and the position will shortly be serious. • We will be glad If you can immediately relieve the position." When infectious germs are floating about m the air, gpeoial care should be taken to protect the throat by using Sharland's Formalin Throat Tablets (Mint or Cinnamon flavor). Sold everywhere, 2s. — 2. Over £1000 nas been received by the Auckland Zionist Society as the contribution of the New Zealand Jewry to the Palestine Restoration Fund, and has been remitted to London.