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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLII, Issue 9373, 31 October 1921, Page 6

Medical authorities ' reeoirjiend "NAZOL" as an ideal influenza preventive. Penetrating and germ-killing;. 60 doses Is 6(1. For Bronchitis or Asthma inhale "NAZOL" through the Nazol Inhaler. Immediate relief will follow. 60 dose;? Is 6d. Hoarseness, loss of voice, and catarrh al obstructions soon disappoav and the vocal chords are strengthened when FLUENZOL is used as a garglo and nasal irrigant. Is 6d and 2* 6d.

five years, the provisional State forest should automatically become permanent State forest. Mr Guthrie : That clause has been knocked out. The Minister denied that there was any conflict between the Departments. If a difference of opinion arose, Cabinet would decide. Fire Districts. The Forestry Bill, as introduced m the House of Representatives, contained important provisions m regard to defining the area of fire districts. It might be possible under these provisions to include settlements m these districts miles away from a State forest, m which cases the settlers would be unable to burn scrub or fallen bush on their farms m the burning season without a permit from the Forest Officer. Amendments have been made by the Lands Committee, whereby the definition of a fire district has now to be decided by the Director of Forestry, and the Land Board of the district, and not by the Forestry Director alone. Written notice must be sent to the settlers whose properties it is proposed to include m the fire districts. The clause provides for close seasons m such districts during which it will not be lawful for any person, without a written permit from a forest officer, to burn timber or undergrowth or debris from forest operations, or grass or any specially inflammable material, "except m a properly constructed fireplace." The provision about burning m afire place did not appeal to the farmers m the committee and this has been struck out and m its place the following words inserted: "without taking such precautions as may be. prescribed by the State Forest Department."