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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVII, Issue 4992, 25 June 1926, Page 3

STOMACH SUFFERERS SHOULD EAT SLOWLY. F i , — -e : — • Hurried meals 1 a,re a fruitful cause of digestive pain, and stomach sufferers are advised to ea,t more slowly. But there are many people who take a reasonable time to eat their meals, but suffer stomach pain just the t ame. Their need is Bisurated Mag-resia—-a pure, harmless remedy that instantly neutralises the pa'iii-ca,using stomach acid. With the acid gone, normal, healthy digestion takes place, and you feel splendidly, undeniably 2 better day by day. Eminent doctors * rrescribe and recommend BisuTated Magnesia, hospitals use it, and chemists everywhere sell it, in either powder or tablet -farm. Try it once, and see the instant relief you get—there’s nothing else one half so good.

A proposal that regulations should be passed making it compulsory for ordinary light motor-cars to allow heavy service cars to use the inside of the road on narrow hills, irrespective of whether it be the right or left-hand side, was made at the meeting of the Gisborne executive of the Auckland Automobile Association (reports the Poverty Bay Herald). It was pointed out that there was 1 always a danger of the road giving way on the outside beneath the heavy service cars, whereas the lightej- cars would be comparatively safe. It was that some protection should ■■ be given to passengers in the service cars, but no a.ctiop was decided upon. For Coughs apd Colds never fails. Woods’ Great Poppermint Cure,