The Prime Minister (the Right Hon. J. G. Coates) received a civic reception in the Town Hall at Auckland last night, when he was given an enthusiastic welcome after his tour abroad. Mr G. Baildon (Mayor of Auckland) presided. Mr. Coates expressed confidence that Britain was regaining her place as the principal manufacturing country of the world. Britain had hail a bad time, but was fast recovering. The best brains in the world were being applied to factory organisation, and al Ithat was needed was a constant supply of raw Mr. Coates made an appeal for greater trade within the Empire family.—(P.A.) 2FU.ST MIDDLING. How do you feel? Just middling? Not really ill but just “not fit?” Probably it’s indigestion. Perhaps you are constipated and your liver is a bit sluggish. Now’s the time for you to try Chamberlain’s Tablets. They give prompt relief from indigestion. In doing so, they do not in any way upset the stomach, or interfere with normal digestion. Chamberlain’s Tablets act naturally and gently, promote digestion, cleanse the stomach, relieve cohstipation, and stimulate the liter to natural activity. “There’s a Smde in every Tablet.” Sold by Chamber la ra Ltd., 520 Riley Street, Svdriey.*
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Wairarapa Age, 19 February 1927, Page 5
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