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Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20955, 7 November 1939, Page 3

To The Public On behalf of Mra. Paacoe and myself, who own and control the HEALTH SUPPLY LTD. I wish to thank the people of Waikato for the splendid support accorded our firm since we opened our Hamilton branch. Particularly do I wish to thank those hundreds of clients, who, together with thousands of others throughout New Zealand, on learning that we may have to close 9 out of 10 of our shops, owing to recent legislation, immediately wrote or called on me personally, to express their sympathy and resentment of a scheme that would deprive them of the Dominion-wide Health Supply service. A w The spontaneous offer of any possible assistance which might enable us to carry on the work to which we have devoted our lives, and the countless testimonials we have received are adequate proof that any sacrifice we have made has been amply rewarded. Strengthened by such a magnificent display of loyalty and appreciation we have decided to seek permission to carry on the service we have been so proud to offer the public of New Zealand. So confident are we that permission will be given, when the wishes of the public are made known to the Government, that we have taken more conveniently situated premises at 180 VICTORIA ST. fjustpastA.M.P.) where in future the well-known Health Supply Herbal Remedies may be obtained. For the sake of those who are not already acquainted with the facts, I would point out that I am a fully Qualified Medical Herbalist, a member of, and Official Representative for, the British National Association of Medical Herbalists of Great Britain, Ltd., the oldest existing Association of Medical Herbalists in the world. Our Nurses are fully Qualified Registered Nursing Sisters, and their advice and help, which is gladly given, is free to all. Note new address 180 VICTORIA ST. ’phone 3118. A. J. PASCOE, M.B.N.A.M.H. Governing Director. HEALTH SUPPLY, LTD.

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In Line With Hew Zealand November “ Railways Magazine” New Zealanders, the November issue of your “Railways Magazine” gives you plenty of thrills about your beautiful country and its romantic past, humorous sketches, original verse and about sixty pictures. Here are some of the features:— “Nonsensical Notes,” by Ken Alexander. “Modem Progress of New Zealand Industries,” by O. N. Gillespie. “Romantic History of New Plymouth and Mt. Egmont,” by Joyce West. “Diary of Edward Jollie,” (1841-42), by Dorothy Tanner. “Lure of the Bay of Islands,” by Evelyn Rogers. “Historic Arrowtown,” by Barbara Kent. “In Motueka’s Apple-Lands,” by Rosaline Redwood. “Historic Cape Foulwind,” by Ella Wall. “Murdering Beach,” by Ronald McFarlane. “Koukou, A Maori Legend,” by Enid Saunders. 6d At book-shops and news agencies 6d

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