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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16663, 17 February 1925, Page 6

No less than four cars were considerably damaged by a huge wave at the Wai hi Beach, near Bowentowm, last week. After the waves caught the oars the sand sucked them down so that there was no possibility of removing them except with horses. One car was completely overturned by the, wave. Thousands during the great Influenza Epidemic realised the wonderful protective power Which the free use of Nazol gave them over Influenza infection.—2.

Countless women owe their grace of figure to the famous Iris Corset. Prices are moderate and .the design, workmanship and materials reflect the skill of the leading English corsetieres. Ask for “Iris.”—B. At the Maori village of Tokaanu, on Lake Tailpo, Aucklanders passing through were greeted by a follow citizen, who With packhorse and equipment had just completed his fortyseventh ascent of Ruapehu. He knew the mountain from base to summit on all sides, and under all circumstances, and was as keen as possible to reach the tally of the half century. U.S.A. WANTS PULMONAS. From California a gentleman writes:— “Please send me 4 boxes of Pulmonas.” Medicine, and method combined in these pastilles give quick and sure relief from coughs, colds, bronchial troubles, etc. Pulmonas sucked slowly in the mouth release curative and soothing vapours, beneficial for husky throats_ and troubled lungs. Pulmonas at chemists 1/6 and 2/6 per tin.—2