The most important work undertaken for many years by the Lyttelton Harbor Board is tho extensive reclamation scheme which provides for the reclaiming of a large area of land outside the western 1 breakwater at Lyttelton. The total area to bo reclaimed from the harbor is about seventy-two acres, and the scheme will provide continuous work for a number of years. CONSUMPTION STILL CLAIMS ITS VICTIMS. , That old enemy of the human race — consumption—still claims its victims, and in increasing numbers. A cold neglected—that is always the start, always. It seems inconceivable that persons who know perfectly well that a neglected cold will cause the sufferer to find , a consumptivo’s grave, persist in neglecting themselves. Don’t let a cold got a start —stop it right at the beginning with TUSSICIJRA—a truly marvellous throat and lung tonic. Two teaspoonfuls of TUSSICURA taken at tho beginning of a oold quickly clear the nasal passages, relievo the . feverishness, and reduce the membranous inflammation. You will find consumption exceedingly difficult to cure when it has a good start: but (and note this well) you can positively euro a cold and thus prevent consumption by taking TUSSICUIiA when the cold first anoears. . lussieura is sold in two sizes, 2s 6d, by all good cehraists and grcoers.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2584, 19 August 1909, Page 3
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211Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2584, 19 August 1909, Page 3
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