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Hokitika Guardian, 17 November 1931, Page 3

BENEFITS. ( Experience is the best teacher. Aft'hr '6O years’ experience we are in a position to offer to the public the . ' BEST possible production—SANDEß SONS’ EUCALYPTI EXTRACT ‘This 'product is made from specially ... selected leaves, and after certain irrit- ‘ ant impurities, have been removed by bar rspecial process, .the highly antivD' septic properties remaining have an unrr"detefred ‘ for, action. Applied to wounds, sores and, ulcers, SA'NDER’S EXTRACT not'-bnly acts as aii ''" antiseptic which does not harm the / tissues, but stimulates and provokes . healing. - : Bein‘g free of irritants, .. 'SANDER AND SONS” EUCALYPTI .when ‘taken internally,'does not cause - *any' l unpleasant effects. Beneficial re* ■'•h £ suits are at once apparent in cases of i flatulance, dyspepsia, colds ,and general infections.—Ad vt.

PULMONAS RELIEVE CATARRH The strong antiseptic vapours that sach Pulmona pastille releases as it dissolves in the mouth, quickly clear the congested nasal passages. The suffocating stuffiness disappears, you breathe freely. Pulmonas are also especially valuable in giving relief from coughs, colds and bronchitis. Pulmonas in tins Is fid and 2s 6d; chemists and storekeepers everywhere —Advt.

For that irritating flatulence aftei eating iij ; Mixture,,,X-AN fresh, ens up the stomach glands, multiplies 'the digestive juices, purifies the blood and restores the muscular action to the intestines thus ensuring proper elimination. W, E.. Williams, Chern ist.—Advt.

R.Q.X. is stamped on every genuine Yeaston Tablet, Beware of imitations. 2s 6d and os 6d. W. E. YVilliams, Chemist.—Advt.

7 . '.v' ■& £•;>? ’ &•%'' •' ■ : ‘- i i • •; Zealand The magnificent and overwhelming victory of the National Government in Great Britain provides a plain lead for the people of N.Z. More than ever before, the Dominion’s welfare is linked with that of the Motherland. The forthcoming election provides New Zealanders with the opportunity to keep in step with Britain by showing the Empire and the world that New Zealand also places country before party. 1 r “’v: ’. ...\- Sound finance, stable government, and new prosperity for Great Britain are assured. They will; also be assured for New Zealand if thye nation supports the Coalition Government on polling day. Give the Coalition Government a National Mandate The only path to financial safety and to prosperity is to give the Coalition Government an overwhelming national mandate. The two i parties compos : ng the Government are willingly co-operating in the country’s interest. Their policy is designed to promote confidence, security and recovery. The Labour Party has no remedy to offer for the present crisis—their means extravagance and rum. The Road to Financial Security! V. -/-• • Through sane financial measures, through the development of our industries, and through Empire co-operation lies the road to financial security for New Zealand To follow this road it is imperative that the Coalition Government should have a national mandate, giving it freedom to use whatever means may be found necessary to reach the end in view. ii. h: ! i “VOTE FOR OFFICIAL COALITION CANDIDATE” J. W. GREENSLADE S .w Y R F U N W N O R O U O Y mi