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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19475, 9 May 1925, Page 15

“KAPAT TE MONA.” Our Maori brethren suffer from the same ailments as afflict white folks, and they also obtain relief from the same sources. An instance of this is provided by the Maoris of Rotorua. .Some of them who have suffered with coughs and colds were so pleased with the immediate efficacy of “ Pulmonas” that they made their watchword “ Kapai ie Mona.” Relief by inhalation, that’s the secret of Pulmonas’ success. Each pastille contains soothing, antiseptic vapours of creosote that instantly penetrate to the nasal and bronchial passages, destroying the germs of coughs, colds,' ’flu., etc. As soon as you put a “Pulmona” in your mouth you 'obtain relief from that hacking cough. Th o tight feeling across the chest eases. Breathing passages become clearer. Try “ Pulmonas” for all chest and throat complaints. Free sample on receipt of 3d in stamps. Write Sincoy Bros., C.P.O. Box 832, Auckland. Price Is 6d and 2s 6d, from chemists and stores. everywhere.— Advt.

Acts like a charm: That’s what thousands say of “NAEOL.” —the handiest and surest, remedy for coughs and colds.—Advt. Out of the sixpence paid for a packet of cigarettes in England. Ijd goes to the wholesaler and retailer, 2id to the Government as duty, and 2id to the manufacturer. The world’s largest gas engine is lacing erected for the Stavoly Iron Company, in Derbyshire. It was made at Liege, in Belgium, and the crankshaft weighs SO tons.