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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4530, 21 February 1923, Page 4

HUNGRY -YET AFRAID TO EAT I Such Is the Plight of thousands'They dread mealtimes, for they know that suffering will follow; they knqw that, diet as they will, digestive disorder is remorseless, and it has them in its grip- The pity of it Is that such suffering is quite unnecessary, as any doctor can tell you. A ! little Bisurated Magnesia, taken in .water (or a couple of the tablets swallowed) will instantly neutralise the harmful acid which gives rise tp the trouble, and 'thus prevent all possibility of discomfort. You’ll suffer no more from stomach troubles if you S° the nearest chemist, get a package of this sure remedy, and take as 1 directed. Remembdr, a dose of Bisurated Magnesia will stop the worst attack of stomach pain instantly, and you’ve only to take the preparation foru very little while to feel a different person altogether—healthier, happier, and brighter. Note.—Bisurated Magnesia Js often called “ Bismag ” for shori; either name identifies the one reniiedy that doctors prescribe and hospitals use. The Secretary of the Treasury acknowledges receipt of the fallowing sums, “conscience money” : Bs, forwarded to the Railway Department; £5 and £1 forwarded tp the Land and Income Tax Department.