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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17228, 7 April 1930, Page 11

Birkenhead residents recently contributed £638 towards the formation of a tire brigade and the provision of firefighting equipment. A ear owned by Mr. It. Coates, o f tlisborne, was destroyed by fire at I’uha during the week-end. Mr. Coates had driven the ear from town, and garaged it at bis parents’ home at Puha, but during the night was awakened by ihe smell of burning rubber. Investigating, he found the car ablaze, and called bis relatives, be set to work to pull the. machine clear of the shed. In this lie was successful, but Ihe safety margin was narrow, for when the ear was 17 or ]8 feet from the shed the petrol-tank exploded, spreading the flames over the whole 01 tiie vehicle, the beat preventing any efforts at salvage. The ear was completely wrecked by the explosion and lire, hut the shed escaped damage. IMPORTANCE OF, FRHKIf DRUGS The importance of fresh drugs in a prescription is recognised by medical men and laymen alike. And therein lies the value 'of 101, Brannvell's famous cough balsam, for supplies are made up each week. Some of the mixtures on the market are made abroad, have to pass through the heat oi the tropics, and then may ho stored for years before being sold. Is it not reasonable to suppose that a cough balsam made front drugs secured from the wholesaler, where they are kept in specially-concealed containers, are more elfeetive? One Nought One also is four times stronger than Ihe ordinary balsam, so therefore is the cheapest. As to its efficacy, that is a question that thousands can answer. Never neglect a cold, and the safest way to health is to keep it hoi lie of 101 always in the house. One dose will in most cases give instant relief to coughs, colds, influenza, severe bronchial affections, chest complaints, etc- One Nought One is procurable in the leading stores on the coast and at Wairon, and in Oisborno only from Ivan B. Brannvell’s Pharmacy. Sold at half a crown, with its four-fold strength, it is the cheapest and most efficacious rough balsam ever presented to the public.*