HALF-TIME RULE,

Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18703, 1 August 1932, Page 2

HALF-TIME RULE,

RUGBY PLAYERS COMPLAIN. Local Rugby players are bitterly opposed to the rule against leaving the field at half-time. It’s a danger to health, and many complain that they have contracted serious bronchial troubles as a result. If Rugby players would follow/ the advlos of many well-known coaches and take a good dose -of Honey Acid cough remedy after the game there would be very few colds, even though they do stand and -shiver for five -minutes in the middle of a mighty hard game. Honey Acid is double strength and therefore doubly effective. It breaks up the most stubborn cough -or cold in a few hours, it is powerful, yet children can take it with absolute safety. Honey Acid Ms obtainable at 2/- and 3/6 from Diamond Store, Te Kuiti; Douglas and Hughes, To Kuiti; F.A.C., Te Kuiti; G. B. Johnson, Te Kuiti; G. B. Andrews, Otorohanga; F.A.C., Otorohanga; W. F. Lees and Co., Kiliildlii; Economic Store, Te Awamutu; Waipa Gash Store, Te Awamulu; Gavanagh Bros., Ngaruawaliia; Sheeran Bros., Huntly; Empire Store, Hamilton; Town and Country, Cambridge; W. H. and B. Woolley, Cambridge; F. E. Day, -Cambridge;, P. Shine, Eureka; E. Sang, Motumaoho; F.A.C., Te Arolia; J: Loughlin, Te Aroha; F.A.C., Ohaupo; Jas. Anderson, Ohaupo; Wallace Supplies, Morrinsville; Dunbar's Store, Hamilton; Dunbar’s Store, Frankton. Wholesale: Burgess Fraser & Co., Hamilton; Sharland and Co., Auckland. Manufactured by A. H. Blennerhassett, Chemist, New Plymouth.