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Wairarapa Times-Age, 3 February 1939, Page 2

CHILD ACHIEVES PHENOMENAL SUCCESS. JT was the day of the great concert, scheduled for the evening. The aspiring boy artist awoke with his throat hoarser than ever. But a neighbour relieved the parents’ anxiety—and the boy’s sore throat —with Pulmonas. Their antiseptic vapours soothed the inflamed membranes—all was well! You, too, should try Pulmonas—l/-, 1/6 and 2/6, everywhere. 4

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CAN YOU BEAT IT FOR FEBRUARY RAILWAYS MAGAZINE » New Zealanders, you have a big range o£ features which will make you feel prouder than ever of the “Brighter Britain of the South.” i “LITTLE WAIKARE” (The Lake within a Lake), by James Cowan. “NEW ZEALAND'S GREATEST GOLD-DIGGER,” by G. G. Stewart. “SERMONS IN STONES,” by Ken Alexander. “LET’S BUILD NEW ZEALAND,” by O. N. Gillespie. “AROUND THE LIGHTHOUSES,” by Charles E. Wheeler. “NEW ZEALAND PLACE NAMES,” by J. Watt. “STORIED STONES.” by Catherine Keddell. “A CHAT ON AKAROA,” by Leo Fanning. Chats on Books and Authors and Sport.. An excellent section for women. 60 PICTURES. 6d — At Book Shops and News Agencies — 6d