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Hokitika Guardian, 1 May 1926, Page 3

Keep " Xazol ” handy in your, office, shop or home. A few drops or whiffs will prevent coughs and colds, Is fid buys f>o <loses.—Advt.

BARRACK AOATXST CORDS. TRY PULMOXAS TO-DAY. TLlo nearer you keep to Pnlmonns this winter the further coughs, colds and allied complaints will keep from you. The powerful medicinal vapours contained in Pnlmonns are the natural enemy of the cold perm which so easily takes root in the Pulmonary tract in damp weather. This perm is responsible for much of the sneezing. wheezing—sniffling, whiffling, that characterise the average cold—Got rid of the germ and of course you get rid of the cold. Pul moil as-—powerfully antiseptic, sooting and healing, banish coughs, colds, stay consumption and greatly ease breathing in cases of asthma and bronchitis. ALL YOU do is merely place a Pulmona Pastille in your mouth every little while. As it dissolves, the healing vapours arc breathed down deep into the lungs. Send for free sample Pulmonns enclosing .'kl in stamps. Write the manufacturers. Stacey Bros., Ltd.. P.O. Box 17, Newmarket, Auckland. At chemists and stores Is Cd; double size I 2s 6d.—3. SHIPPING PROFITS. LONDON. April 30. The White Star Shipping Coy’s report shows the net profits as £319,837 for the previous year. It says the Australian and New Zealand services were showing signs of recovery, until the unofficial seamen’s strike brought a complete dislocation, resulting in serious delays and heavy voyage losses. LOST —I red COW branded. P.K. Reward on information-to Jack Keenan, Rimu. —■