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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 31, 31 October 1942, Page 10

a® k vv /X?s|pv PROMINA FOR BABY CHICKS, GROWING PULLETS, AND LAYING HENS, Simplifies Feeding, Revitalizes the Egg-producing Organs, and ensures consistently High Production. Ideal for use with Table Scraps. ASK YOUR GROCER ABOUT PROM I NA. Packed in 21b. Cartons, 1 /9. ALSO IN BAGS OF 7, 14, AND 281 b. ii i . imn ■■■:-* SORRY That your baby will not hove a LALOLI 3-in-1 Chair or Kosycot unless you place your order very early at your favourite store. Write to us for our folder and nearest agents. LALOLI BROS., L MANUFACTURERS — EPSOM, 5.E.3, , AUCKLAND. PREPARE against Vegetable Shortage. Sow GRIFFITH'S QUALITY VEGETABLE ■SEEDS. Also in Stock: Blood and Bone, Lime and Garden Manures. Consult — W. J. GAUDIN, 40 GHUZNEE ST. Tel. 52-420. D»//Z vizy || G M '■ - v ' JTVa StllJ

TENTS! AND CAMPING GEAR yTA’ z ■‘W' Order NOW while .stocks of our popular lines ore still available. Make a Lay-by for Xmas, and ensure that you get that very necessary break. Consult McCarthy’s w. McCarthy & sons, — MANUFACTURERS — 47-49 New North Road, Auckland. Phones: 45-443, 30-626. VARICOSE ULCERS permanently healed with Varex, simple home treatment. (Jet valuable Free Booklet. Varex. Ltd,, Box 1558 A, Wellington. You can be rid of your GOITRE and regain your good health by taking MUIR'S GOITRE REMEDY. R. MUIR, Goitre Specialist and Chemist, M.P.S.. Ph.C., 529 D., Dominion Road, AUCKLAND. Particulars Free.

Cmwioh TH( 3 kxmt coax cu»f Omidicatid cniTM which €?JU’«C**OVIi TH» CO4M. \0 r m «ot(ctiho V\®kq , . ,, sVv,' I 3 1/1 per BOX CURES WARTS TOO'

I. GRUBER, GENTLEMAN'S & LADIES' TAILOR. MR. I. GRUBER (late of Peter Jacksons, Ltd), has reopened*his own premises in the D.I.C. Bldgs., where he will continue to give satisfaction to clients as in the past. Select stocks of Sportex, Towntex, Harris, and Roberts Tweeds. TELEPHONE 45-203.

i PULLING FOR VICTORY j ; i J Railways’ Vital Role i i i x As our war effort increases, miracles of movement are Jj l| required of the railways—men, munitions and produce J to be shifted in ever expanding quantities. Some of (] ’ this extra transportation must be won through freighters \ h making better and swifter use of railway wagons; some || s of it will come from an even greater drive by railwaymen; £ $ some of it must come'from civilian sacrifices. New jj s peaks are called for; they can and will be met. With h the railways, war needs MUST come first. ’ ! THE WAR CAN’T WAIT ;