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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 496, 27 October 1928, Page 16

COUGH MIXTURE RECIPE WORTH PREPARING REMARKABLE MONEY-SAVER The following splendid recipe (by a qualified chemist) makes a pint of cough mixture good for all members of the family. It is good for grandparents, grandchildren and all the ages in between. It is easy to make, pleasant to take, and saves from 15s to £1 for your own pocket. Obtain from your chemist or store one bottle of “Heenzo” (Mean's Essence), mix it with sugar, treacle and water, as per easy directions on label. Pour into a large, clean bottle, and keep ready for use. It never spoils and takes hold of a cough or cold from the very start. Has a good tonic effect and is slightly laxative. Contains no harmful drugs, and can be given to a baby. One bottle makes a whole pint of best family cough and cold remedy —in other words, eight bottles for the price of one. “Heenzo” is obtainable, at chemists and stores everywhere, 2s 6d bottle. —4

vj S wrroaf i 3% to the future of TAMAKI —the new Garden Suburb Soon within 10 minutes of the City In the near future, Tamaki will be served by an electric raTlway service, which will bring Tamaki within 10 minutes of the City. Bus Service At present the Passenger Transport Company is running * regular daily service between Tamaki and the City. All purchasers and residents of Tamaki Heights and Tamaki {Station Garden Estates are entitled to be conveyed to and from Auckland at a cost of 3/- per week Weekly Ticket Sufficiently far from the city to avoid its grime and noise, yet near enough to be handy to all shopping centres, lies Tamaki, the new Garden Suburb, the development of which is now an actuality, gathering momentum every day. And the future of this Suburb is a real golden one, situated as it is right in the path of the City soon to be admirably served by bus and electric train and having all those advantages necessary for its growth. Build your Borne in Tamaki and you will have the satisfaction of rearing your family amongst a community comprised of people of character and standing, whose beautiful homes will give the estate a distinctive appearance. Modern schools, churches, stores, and places of amusement will make Tamaki a beautiful suburb, having strict zoning ordinances to ensure the keeping of that beauty. Formed streets, water, telephone and electricity are already available to Tamaki residents. Write to-day for free literature about Tamaki. Copies of plans and terms list will be given on application. AUCKLAND SUBDIVISIONS LTD. FIRST FLOOR, SHORT’S BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET. Phone 43-995. Opposite Bank of Australasia. Office open daily on Tamaki Heights Estate. Phone 25-911. ANDERSON & SNEDDEN, Solicitors to Estate, Chancery Street, Auckland.