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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10195, 23 March 1911, Page 4

A good rubbing of the chest and , with LOCKE'S Eucalyptus Oil and fe wdrops sprinkled on* your pillow, will relieve a cold. Ask for /rstraha's best.—"ROCKE'S." 4 . Do not go to the expense of calling m a doctor when you sprain your ankle. Bathe your foot and ankle in water as hot: as can be borne, and rub in Chamberlain's Pam Balm freely. Repeat the rubbrag several times, and in two or thre n days you will be able to walk about and will be quite cured in less tfchan a week. . . : Sold by all chemists and store-. kpoppra. Twenty years ago, when the customs duty was a uniform per centage ad valorem, the passing of the eutries was as easy as "falling off a log." Nowadays, it takes a brainy man to run the gauntlet of the many different tariffs. ; Merchants pan save both time and trouble-by getting the .Customs work done by an expert. Write to Messrs J. J". Curtis and Co., Customhouse Quay, Wellington, who work on smart and np-to-daia linea.l