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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19125, 21 September 1936, Page 8

"People in Britain appear to have no feeling against anybody, and as 1 saw it their one desire was to be left alone. <tntl not to he involved in any international squabbles,” said .Mr. H. M. Campbell, of Poukawa, on his return from a trip to England. "The position from an international aspect is certainly serious, but I am satisfied that Great Britain, is making! every endeavour to defend herself, should the necessity arise,” added Mr. Campbell. BANISH THAT INEVITABLE COLD. Colds are prevalent. Cold germs are everywhere —in trams, trains and buses. Safeguard yourself—take Pulmonas, the one sure preventive against tlio deadly cold germ. Keep a tin handy. The moment you feel a cold coming on, slip Pulmonas into your mouth, the vapours arising from them act directly on the nose, throat ancl lungs, protecting you from virulent ’flu and cold germs. Pulmonas are sold in handy tins at all chemists and stores, 1/-, 1/G. 2/6.*