A SURE WAY TO STOP INDIGESTION.
Indigestion is such a common ailment that many people regard it is an unavoidable evil, never realising that unless checked it is doing incalculable harm to the stomach and may even cause stomach ulcers. The best, safest and surest remedy for digestive troubles is a little “ Bisurated ” Magnesia in a quarter of a tumbler of water after meals, which r.ot only corrects the trouble at its source, but soothes, heals and protects the stomach lining. The moment you take “ Bisurated ” Magnesia it neutralises the excess acidity, prevents fermentation, and that’s the end of indigestion. Your chemist sells “Bisurated ” Magnesia in both powder and tablets, the one and only “ Bisurated ” Magnesia that doctors recommend and j hospitals use, because it is as safe as; it is effective. 4
Of seventy-five cases considered at the monthly meeting of the Canterbury Land Board, thirteen were applications to transfer and eight were applications for advances under the Discharged Soldiers’ Settlement Act. The following transfers were approved:—Section 1, reserve 866 and R.S. 35762, block XIII., Waitaki S.D.—Florence Haynes to Andrew Dasler. Section 2, block XT., Waimate S.D.—John Rooney to James John Rooney. Part Tengawai river-bed, block V., Pareora S.D., and part Tengawai river-bed, adjoining R.S. 5209 and 34264, block V., Parepra S.D.—Executors of estate of Patrick O'Neill to James O’Neill. Run 139, blocks V.. IX., Grey S.D.—James Walker to William Montgomery Harris. The following application for a claymining license was granted;—W. J. Smith, part block VI., Hororata S.D.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19035, 2 April 1930, Page 11
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