Mr. J. 11, Page, a member of las! year's All Black learn wliieli toured Britain, but who remained in England to undergo a special military course, .is expected to return to New Zealand shortly and will reside in Auckland. Injuries kept him on the hank for the greater part of the. tour and it- is not- known whether he will play football in New Zealand or not. Mr. Page, who originally came from Invercargill, was previously stationed as an army officer in Wellington. COLD SPELLS SPELT, COLDS! Cold, damp weather leaves everybody open to infection, a prey to virulent tin and cold germs. You cannot escape tho presence of those germs, but you can Lie proof against the serious consequences of infection by taking- Pulmonas. Nothing equals the soothing- power of Pulmonas for relieving colds, sore throats, ’flu. In tins 1/-. l/G, 2/o.*
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19134, 1 October 1936, Page 12
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