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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 113, 10 February 1928, Page 5

The smoke from the Ruakura swamp enshrouded Morrinsville the other evening and had a curious effect during the progress of .iwimming sports at the Morrinsville baths, which are lit by , electricity (says an exchange). The smoke was so dense that the swimmers 1 could not see the course. Several computers struck tho end of the baths before they wore aware of its proximity. One lost a tooth, while others received bruises. WHEN SLEEP FORSAKES YOU Pulmonas will soothe you. zl resident of Christchurch writes:—“l suffered with, my throat, and could not sleep at nights. After taking Pulmonas for two or three nights, I rest so easy. I am certain they will cure me.” Pulmonas spread a healing vapour through the throat and chest. Is. 6d. and 2s. 6d. at chemists.—Advt. '

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