_ TRADE BUYERS the world’s greatest L —-— National Trade Exhibition THE BRITISH industries . A "W CASTLE BROMWICH. LONDON !M A i BIRMINGHAM eNGLAND g’ I ENGLAND FEBRUARY 21 st to MARCH 4 th 1927 BUYERS throughout the world should take the opportunity of seeing this most complete Exhibit of British goods which has ever been brought together. Practically every branch of British commercial enterprise will be represented. Make your arrangements now to visit the Fair. H.M. Government will jgive you every assistance towards obtaining your business requirements, during your stay in England. Full particulars and invitation tickets may be obtained from the DE p ART MENT OF OVERSEAS TRADE, J zfewWL 35 ’ OLD QUEEN STREET, LONDON, ENGLAND, if I IlWWlwWk THE SECRETARY, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND. or from Mr. L. B. Beale, H.M. Trade Commissioner, P.O. Box 369, 11 ■ Grey Street> WELLINGTON.
TRAVEL TO AND FROM ENGLAND by the C«ard Un® Passengers to England, via America, can book berths for Atlantic Crossing in New Zealand. Particulars from: —CUN ARP LINE, Maritime Building, Wellington. ..,
Analyst’s Report On Australia’s Best Oil of Eucalyptus:— Double'D Eucalypitus *• I have made a careful analysis of a bottle of your Doubl# *D’ Eucalyptus Oil, from stock, and find that it is of a high standard of purity. “ The medicinal property of Eucalyptus is Cineol, commonly known as Eucalyptol, and as your brand contains as much as 80%, and never less than 70%, one can quite understand the beneficial results obtained by use of an oil containing such a high percentage of Eucalyptol. •* The absence of Phellandrene placed it In the standard of purity as hid down by the British and American Pharmacopoeias, and, taken judiciously, this oil will prove invaluable—by internal application in the treatment of sore throats, hoarseness, cold in the head, coughs and colds—and as an external application In the treatment of sprains, rheumatism, stiffness of the joints, it will also be found a valuable agent as an inhalant in cases of influenza. As a disinfectant the Double ‘D’ Eucalyptus germicidal properties will prove it aninvaluabie agent for this purpose.” " F. H. MOLESWORTH. F.C.S., F.G.S., Asssyer and Public Analyst under Pure Foods Act, 1808, late Lecturer in Chemistry, S.A. Government, and Technical College. Sydney.”
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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 51, 24 November 1926, Page 9
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370Page 9 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 51, 24 November 1926, Page 9
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