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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 4691, 28 April 1924, Page 3

LOASBY’S HEALING OINTMENT.

Price 4/6, post free 5/-. For the relief and cure of bad ulcerated legs, so'-es of all kinds, skin troubles, etc., etWhenever an Ointment is required you cannot get anything as good. A lady writes from Culverden, Canterbury : “Mr Loasby. Dear Sir : About five years ago you cured my leg. after being bad for over fifteen years. About six months ago I had an accident, and my leg broke down again. I am sure if I get Loasby’s Healing Ointment it will again cure me ” Ten days later she wired : “Post two pots Loasby’s Healing Ointment. Leg improving splendidly." Loasby’s Healing Ointmejnt is soothing, never gives any pain, yet always does good. Price 4/6, post free 5/-. A. M, LOASBY The Only Prescribing Chemist, and Violet Ray High Frequency Electrical Expert, 26 His Majesty’s Arcade, Auckland. Owing to the depreciation of tlie franc and the adverse state of the exchange members of the crew of the Ficneh sloop Aldebaran. now in New Zealand waters, will find thenstay in New Zealand rather expensive (sajjs an exchange). Their wages work out at 60 francs a month, and as tlie present rate of exchange is 73 francs to the £1 sterling it means that their month's wages are equal to less than £l. They have already visited Auckland, Wellington, and Dunedin, and they state that unless they are granted free passages on the railways many of the ratings will not be, abl? to do much travelling.