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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19248, 13 February 1937, Page 13

GOLFER REDUCES HANDICAP "My Handicap is that I catch cold too easilv." sneezed the golfer. "In that ease," said tho pro., "try some of my Pubnonas." Results—No cold and tbreo medals. Always carry them. quick relief from coughs, colds, sore throats, etc. Tins of PUlmonas cost 1/-. 1/0, 2/G from chemists and stores. Highly recommended.*

The'Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand Ltd.. can offer tourists an unusually widespread travel service to Australia and across the Pacific. The long experience of the Company on these routes enables it to provide service of the highest standard, with particular attention to the individual requirements of the passengers luxuriously equipped vessels - superb cuisine. When you travel book C.A. or Union Line. TO SYDNEY . . . from New Zealand a fast, regular service is" run by the new luxury liner •"AWATEA" with through bookings to Melbourne and other Australian ports. TO MELBOURNE . . . from New Zealand a three-weekly service is maintained between Melbourne and South Island ports with calls at Bluff. Dunedin. Lyttelton. Wellington, Bluff, and occasionally Hobart. Weather and other circumstances permitting calls will be made at Milford Sound every trlp'on the way"from Bluff to Melbourne, and also on the way from Melbourne to Bluff. ACROSS THE PACIFIC. "Canadian Australasian Line velsels sail at four weekly Intervals between Sydney. Auckland and Vancouver, via Suva (Fiji). Honolulu, and Victoria (8.C.) . . . Through bookings made to or from Canada. U.SvA. and Europe. Tours (Including trips round the world) mapped out and bookings arranged. UNION STEAM' SHIP CO.. of NEW ZEALAND LTD. SKHfflHßllEffla ■'.:• .;:...; " ; •■