The vital statistics for the Wellington district for the year 1921 prove that births show a falling off of 93, as against the previous year's figures. The deaths last year were also fewer than in 1020 by 93. No doubt due to the financial •stringency, marriages also dropped last year by as many as 187, the figures being 17:>8 as against 1925. The figures for „«■ last month of 1921 show that births increased by 16 as against the corresponding month of 1920. On the other hand, deaths during last month exceeded the figures for December, 1920, by 31, and marriages decreased by 14. Create an atmosphere of Nnxol about you, so that you constantly inhale it. It is undoubtedly good for cough:;, colds, sore throats, etc.—(Ad.) Peevishness and lrrltarjuity ar* usually nana of worms in children. Wade's Worm __? are the finest remedy. Child-«a uk* w—na tbe_. Not harmful in any way. AY «_a___.—(A«.»
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 4, 6 January 1922, Page 7
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