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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 12 June 1924, Page 3

THE DAIRYING INDUSTRY. IMPROVED METHODS. The practical dairy farmer of to-day realises the importance of up-to-date methods, and a labour-saving, dependable plant. By the same token, the up-to-date merchant endeavours to supply always the latest and most efficient macliinery for the modern dairy farm- ' er’s use. England, Mcßae, Ltd., who are already well known as South Canterbury agents for the famous “Melotte” separator, have now received *he agency l'or the ‘‘lmproved Storrie'’ Milking Machine. “The Improved Storrie” is another leader in the dairying world, and has many distinct advantages over other machines, simplicity and reliability bejtig great features. Dairy farmers who intend installing plants "are cordially invited to send j their requirements to England, Mcßae, Ltd.. 'J.’imayu. ...

ORDERED BY .DOCTORS. PULMONAS PREFERRED. i Leading doctors have ordered PulI monas for nose, throat, and chest i troubles. They approve the inhalation principle [ upon which Pulmonas are based. Pulmonas release healing vapours which are breathed deep into the lungs. They ease hacking coughs in remarkably short period. l,n catarrh, coughs,- colds and bronchitis, the mucous lining cleans up until it is in a perfectly healthy condition. in cases of ordinary colds, Pulmonas act with surprising speed. One sufferer wrote from Puketira. “Your samplo packet proved their worth. They cleared my throat wonderfully.” j Pulmonas are sold at chemists and stores at Is Gd and 2s 6d. Generous free sample sent on receipt of '3d in stamps. Write Stacey Brothers., manufacturers, box 882, Auckland. ... 7

LEVER BROS. AND Q-TOL. Preliminary negotiations were for the use of vhe name “Q-tol" for edible oils; bui it has since been decided by the big firm to purchase the manufacturing and marketing rights of Q-tol for all put poses throughout, the world oustide of Now Zealand and Australia.