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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XVII, Issue 5879, 6 April 1920, Page 1

|J£ERBY’S JJ^AUNCiHE HAURAKI PLAINS SERVICE Will leave Thames, Eerepeehi, and Pate tonga as under: Leaves Thames leaves Kerepeel Wednesday, 7, 12 neon 6 a.r Thursday, 8, 12 coon 6 a.r Friday, 9, 10 a.m. Friday, 9,1 p.m. 6an Saturday, 10 1.30 p.m. 6 a.D (leather and circumstances permitting. Note—All goodo must be received on< hour prior to departure. S'-e m i & mm Ivw® IlgSf'j s! f It is Always Best to let ~ a few Peps breathoable tab- p lots dissolve in the mouth in order to arrest a cold or Ei chill in Its first stapes, and c bo prevent it settling on the 5 lungs, £ In Train or Tram Pera 0 wm enable you to ward off S the danger arising from pt v.-lndo and draughts, or I from contact with people g suffering from infectious E colds, Influenra, and chest ® complaints, fo For the Children, the i safest and most pleasant throat and chest remedy is m Peps, which are fr„e from £4 all harmful drugs. Peps & soon stop crouplness. whecz- [Si ins, and bad breathing. j£ For the Old Folks Peps i mean restful days cAd ** peaceful nights, unbroken Ip by the exhausting cough of ffi bronchitis, or stifling spasms I! of asthma. K Being the true breathe- & able remedy. Peps soothe S away any soreness or in- £9 Rammatlon, make the B breathing comfortable, and G defend any weak spot In @ the throat and chest against % the evil effects of sudden f-t weather changes **! COUGHS 8 COLDS I fyf //tf and j!6 a box