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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 48, Issue 78, 12 January 1928, Page 3

There is a lake near Batticaloa, on the East Coast of Ceylon, famous for its singing fish. The music heard on the surface of the water is said to be caused by the opening and closing of the shells of bi-valves. Emerson-Ten-nant the instance in his famous book on Ceylon. KODO ALE TASTES JUST LIKE ALE There's nothing like a sparkling glass of Wright's Kodo Ale to put pep and life into you these sizzling Summer days. Take a bottle or two with you when you go out for the day, it's a real thirst-quencher, and such a delicious one, too. Obtainable from all fruiterers, confectioners and stores.—-(Advt).

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