SECONDARY INDUSTRIES

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19982, 6 July 1939, Page 6

SECONDARY INDUSTRIES

PROGRESS IX GISBORNE It j* indisputable that the Government's encouragement of secondary industries will prove of benefit to the Dominion as a whole, and especially to the cities where new factories are being erected or extended almost weekly. Gisborne, it is pleasing to note, has also benefited by the new policy, and one business in particular, lias increased its output so rapidly, that already extensions are being made. This is that wonderful elixir One Nought One, for which the demand is so widespread and so keen that the laboratory at Dram-well's Pharmacy has now proved altogether too small. Hawke’s Bay orders in particular, have shown a phenomenal increase. In the case of this wellknown curative agent for influenza, coughs, colds, and nasal, chest and lung affections, the increased demand benefits several industries. Additional cartons must lie supplied, and thousands more bottles are necessary, while the printing trade alone benefits substantially. It will tints he seen how many interests arc interwoven in the success of ‘One Nought One. This popular curative and easy road to health is four times the strength of the usual elixir, and yet is retailed at only half a crown a bottle by all the leading grocers and stores, and also at the Pharmacy. Among the innovations iu the new premises will lie an open dispensary, the first in Gisborne, where patients and (lie general public can see prescriptions being made up*