INFLUENZA.
Influenza is a recurring danger—experiences of past years warn us lo take precautionary measures this year. Protection lies in keeping Pulraonas in the mouth —two or three each day and one upon retiring prevent influenza germs gaining lodgment in throat or chest. Suck Pulmonas slowly, and the strong medicinal vapours of' beechwood, creosote, and soothingbalsams are released and inhaled with the breath. The entire respiratory system is thus thoroughly impregnated and guarded. Be prepareii—get Pulmonas now- 1/6 and 2/G at chemists, or post paid from Stacey Bros., Uox 882, Auckland, upon receipt of price. Trial package sent for 3d in stamps.
MOTOR SPARES. IWOTori SPARES. JUST LANDED. —A Huge Shipment .New Crown Wiieels, Drive sha N.Z. MOTOR WRECKING CO.. LTD., AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON'. CHIUSTCHURCH.
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Waikato Times, Volume 98, Issue 15312, 13 August 1923, Page 3
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