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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16266, 17 July 1918, Page 4

ALWAYS PRESCRIBING. I/oasby is' the only chemist in N<Z. who devotes all his business tims to prescribing. New, patients are surprised to see my waitin <• room full of patients all waiting. to "ASK. LOASKV ABOUT IT.' ? This has gone on for years and years. If I was not successful in treating al] minor troubles I would not be kept busv aQ day doing nothing else but prescribing. Patients would not continue to make me their prescribing chemist unless my treatment did them good. I treat all kinds of minor aliments—juet tho3e eases that ore not Had enough for tho doctor yet makes the patient diasatisfi- 5 with his health. If yon aro not quite wril come right away and "Ask Loasby About It." A. 11 LOASBY (with W. F. McArthnr), The Only Prescribing Chemist, 679 Colombo street, CJlriitehwch. L 6373-1

-A meeting of strikers from a Midlands munition works was broken up recently by aeroplanes (says a London ' paper). The strikers assembled in a fio.d, but thirteen aeroplanes _ manoeuvred over the spot and, in addition to dropping leaflets, created, such a deafening noise with, their engines that the meeting haH to be abandoned. I