STORM AT HASTINGS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 270, 13 November 1926, Page 13

STORM AT HASTINGS.

SOME ORCHARDS DAMAGED. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) HASTINGS, this day. A thunderstorm and hailstorm yesterday swept a belt of country one to n\ o miles wide from the northern suburb.of Hastings to the sea, doing considerable damage to apples, pears and other fruits, and also to vegetables. Although some individual orchard* suffered severely, experts consider that the fruit which is bruised would be thinned off in any case, and, as the largest fruit areas here are untouched by the storm, the damage done will not seriously affect the local crop. The most satisfactory snap=hot workis obtained when using the dim in the Bright Blue Box (IllingwortrTs I. It is the fastest British tilm and suitable for all weathers. Sold by all chemists.— (Ad.) At the first sign of the '"Flu. use Nazol very freely.— (Ad. i The fastest film in the Bright Blue Box (Illingworth's British) gives the very best results in all weathers. The more you use them the better you like them. Sold by all chemists.— <*Ad.) Hoarseness, sore throats and chest troubles are promptly relieved by Nazol (Ad.) • - Influenza germs lodge in the mouth and nose—use Nazol freely, and it will destroy them.— (Ad.) Make the J.C.L, Bargain Basement your shopping centre for savings on useful houseware, china ware, aluminium and enamelware, dolls, toys and mamnovelty gift items.—John Court, Ltd" Queen Street.— (Ad.) Coughe, colds, bronchitis, natal catarrh and influenza are promptly relieved by the free use of Nazol.— (Ad.*) "Ladies Underwear Specials" continue nest week to offer exceptional savings on just the garments you need for summer wear.—John Court, Ltd., Queen .St. Ad.