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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5153, 18 July 1927, Page 2

PULMONAS FOR QUICK RELIEF. “I did not know before that Pulmonas were made in N.Z.,” said the business caller. “My father has taken them for a few years now. He is 84, and I think their help in winter is almost responsible for his ing with us now. He gets relief quickly from coughing by using PULMONAS.” 1/6 and 2/6 all chemists.* It is difficult to think of. a mother who would not go out of her way to ensure the safety of her children from the danger of present-day motor traffic, but the experience of one of our traffic inspectors leads one .to think that there is such a person in Dunedin (remarks the “Star”). For some time the inspector, had noticed a little boy, evidently only about three, getting too close to motor vehicles. ne;jr the Oval to lie good for his safety. The other day the boy ran across the road right in front of a motor lorry, and, had it not been for the skilful manoeuvring of the driver, an accident must have occurred. The inspector took the praiseworthy course of taking the little fellow to home with the idea of informing his mother of what danger the boy was courting. Instead of being thanked for ; hi| pains, however, he met with a rude reception, the door was slammed in his face, and soon after the boy wa& again sent to the danger zone to, play. This is the age of the petrol spark, A hundred miles is the merest lark; Whizzing along in the dizziest way J Mere ancient history, the bullock dray I Ancient history, that cold, monsieur, Conquered with Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.