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Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 20285, 9 April 1938, Page 1

THE ONLY EFFICIENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM COVERING THE DISTRICT.

SHIPPING. JJOBTHJSBN gTEAMBHIP QO. Time of wiling, receiving and shipping of cargo ■abject to weather and other cirsumstanoes permitting. THAMES BEBVIOE. SCOW—NO PASSENGEBS. Leaves Auckland Leaves Thamea Mondays, 3 p.m Thursdays, 3 p.m SERVICE. SCOW— NO PASSENGERS. Leaves Amckland Leaves Paeroa Sunday Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday All cargo for Bax'a Landing landed at Hlkutala. HAURAKI PLAINS. A.I. PONO, Leaves Auckland Leaves Ngatea Mon and Thurs Tues and Fri JKaihere Trip. * via Thames. COBOMANDBL SERVICE. S.S. KAWAU, Leaves Auckland Leaves Corpmandel *Mon 11, 10 a.m *Mon 11, 3.30 p.m. tTliurs 14, midnight tFri 15, 7 a.m JTues 19, 3 p.m tTues 19, 9 p.m JFri 22, 8 a.m tFri 22, 11 p.m tTues 26, 9 a.m tTues 26, 3.30 p.m tFri 29, 11 a.m tFri 29, 6 p.m *Hauiti tTaniwha tKawau *via Omiha. POSTMAN DEFIES THE ELEMENTS. "Out in all weathers, rain, wind or shine, Pulmonas are as necessary to me as my whistle," remarked a postman recently. Quite so. For Pulmonas sucked slowly, allow healing, soothing vapours to penetrate the membranes, breathing thus becomes easier and coughing immediately arrested. Pulmonas, 1/-, 1/6. Chemists and stores.—Ad.

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