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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16033, 26 January 1920, Page 7

Phe question of whether sugar was being boarded to any extent was put to a leading merchant in Auckland (states the Star), who ox juried self emphatically t>f tlie opinion that la any people who had got in early were hoarding considerable supplies. Ho expressed the opinion, too, that in three months, if present conditions continued, there would i>e uo sugar at all. The remedy, he contended, lay in raising the prices, and thus compelling people to draw on .supplies which they have hoarded. Meanwhile the developments of the next few months will bo watched with interest, nob to say anxiety, by the people generally not only in Auckland, but throughout die whole of the Dominion.

SHELL-SHOCK AND CEEEGEN. Shell-shock demonstrates how dependent the health of the body is upon the nerves. Overtaxed by war strain, the breakdown occurs in the thunder of bombardment, the nervous system reaches breaking strain, and collapses. Nervous complaints are the same, but in lesser degree. All arise from overtax and failing energy. Ceregen is the cure. Ceregen is a Nerve Pood that supplies the essential proteid—proteid. the very essence of nerve, strength and poise. British military and naval hospitals nse Ceregen. Doctors recommend it. Get this food that builds new strength—2s 6d, 4s 6d, 6s 6d, 12s, at chemists. The 12s size contains eight times amount of 2s 6d tin. The “Herald” for Bookbinding.