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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1364, 15 June 1916, Page 24

A HEALTHY MOUTH. j Many suffer from sore gums, parbhed tongue, or unpleasant taste on waking. “Fluenzol” gives immediate relief, and is nice to take.

Our Pupils Succeed. Mr. Whally has just passed the Government Exam., in Wireless Telegraphy. This gentleman has a position waiting for him, so he will immediately benefit from his studies. But What About Yourself ? Why don’t you learn “Wireless”? We’ll teach you in six months, and our fees are only 10 Guineas. Enrol as a student to-day, or at least write for full particulars. The Dominion College of Radio - Telegraphy is registered by the Education Department, and our pupils receive concessions on railway fares when attending classes. DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY FOUMH FLOOR ELLISON CHAMBERS, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.

Your Clearances through the Custom House. ALL DETAILS ATTENDED TO WITH PROMPTITUDE. J. J. CURTIS & CO.. LTD.kST THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED CUSTOM HOUSE AGENCY IN WELLINGTON.