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Southland Times, Issue 21773, 30 July 1932, Page 11

Healing ~ 1 vapours'gw J protect NOSE Rj® MOUTH [Will tmbgat|wki Never be without Pulmonast At Ifr'&'TSox ' ’lBiliilllll the first sign of a cough or cold, kill ~ the germs immediately by sucking a Pulmona Pastille. This very act ••• ••• liberates healing, soothing vapours jS that reach wherever the germs can lodge. Always keep a tin handy. if® Invaluable for coughs, flu’, etc. — W g fa, * 1/6 and 2[6 at all Chemists Send 3d. in stamps for sample to MANUFACTURERS: STACEY BROS., KHYBER PASS, AUCKLAND

When entertaining bridge friends, serve this new and delectable biscuit. Kingsland’s Buttermilk Biscuits are delicious in flavour, and combine most happily with cheese, tomato, egg, anchovy, and all sandwich mixtures. Most appetizing, plain or buttered, with early morning tea. Buy a handy half-pound packet from your grocer today. KINGSLANDS BUTTERMILK BISCUITS

Sore sprained wrist -or ankle tiffin A bruised swollen wrist. Sore / WSy to the touch. Too painful to /<, move! Must have relief quickill Sloan’s will do it. It is wonderful for such emergencies. X, Save yourself needless sufferI >« SEs! j’ ing by having a bottle always <».■ handy. Buy one today. SLOAN’S Liniment

Nearly 6 Million Tons by Rail Average of 2j pence a Ton Per Mile. OFFICIAL statements during recent years have reminded New Zealanders that railways could be made to “pay” ( in „ the „ h^ f rd '^ d . koeDins sense of the word “pay )if the ow tes for helvy "'eight were increased, but such j-o--cedure would be against the railways working which gives fair national consideration to the welfa of Industries, primary and secondary. The national importance of the railways’ freight cprvice is seen in the figures for the past year an »■ R 24 8 I I tons, carried at an average aggregate of 5,8 _ pence) a ton C X ge T s e a ( re the h on.Md of’ .and transport that can provide such national serv.ce. Wellington, Y 25th July, 1932. V General Manage " N.Z. Railway*.