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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20042, 14 September 1939, Page 15

SHEARING] SEASON NEEDS 4# mm The new season is fast approaching-. How is your shearing- plant? Will it stand up to its job when the pressure is on? By checking- over it now and attending- to replacements, you will ensure smooth running, trouble-free conditions in your wool shed ! Check up on your requirements Now WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD, GISBORNE WAIROA US

THE ADMIRAL WAS AS PROUD AS PUNCH OF’H.M.S. DISDAIN" HE WAS SO FUSSY HOW SHE LOOKED IT, DROVE THE CREW INSANE ■mi 7V '■m \\ m r M/ "IP B mi ■*zr~ HE LINED THE RATINGS UPON DECK "WHAT? GRIMY HANDS! DISGRACEFUL!" "NO RUM FOR YOU TO-DAY! "HE ROARED ” BUT SOLWL- BY THE CASEFUL!" SOLVOL CLEANS HANDS IN SO SECONDS! SAILORS DONT CARE IF THEY DO GET GRIMY HANDS.. . BE-CAUSE THEY ALWAYS KEEP SOLVOL IN THEIR KIT. THERE'S NOTHING LIKE THE PENETRATING SOLVOL LATHER FOR SHIFTING GREASE AND GRIME. YET SOLVOI'S AS EASY ON THE HANDS AS FINE TOILET SOAP.! A NECESSITY IN EVERY HOME . .. SOLVOL f A LEVER PRODUCT—MADE IN NEW ZEALAND

“RUSH TO LEARN FIRST AID There were over 400 men and women taking instruction in first aid end other St. John Ambulance courses nt <he ambulance station, Auckland, on Tuesday night, and each day since the outbreak of war the permanent ofllce staff has been working at high pressure to cope with applications from those seeking to join new classes.

With a cough that runs riot And will not keep quiet. With' a catch in your breath, And a longing for death. With a cold you arc ailing. Ami doctors are failing. Then take something sure — Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.* TWriLK Docket Books and Milkmen’s Accounts at Herald Printing Department.