NEWS IN BRIEF

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume L, Issue 7958, 10 April 1922, Page 3

NEWS IN BRIEF

S.C.C. is increasing in sales every day because it removes royns, positively, is at Mirrielees, Chemist and optician.* The estimated production of crops in Argentine for one year in bushels is as follows Wheat 205,266,380. oats, 51,736,390. flax seed 34,091,822, and rye 1,456,479.

For all skin (roubles take a course of our Special Skin and Blood Mixture. A powerful al terntive which gives most won derful results. Testimonials are received in great numbers. J. Wrigley.* There are to day 62,000,000 tons gross of shipping afloat or under construction. 'Motorists should know that F. N. Christian and Co have reliable makes of motor tyres from £4 upwards* An old resident of Wanganui stated to a “Herald” reporter that he had been living there for over 40 years, and he could not recollect a previous occasion when the weather had been so unsettled in the month of March. For Influenza, take Woods’ Grout Peppermint Cure. A Sydney message says a defect in the warship Adelaide was due to unequal expansion of metals in the engineroom and is not serious. Rosemary for the hair. Kills dandruff promotes growth, and makes the hair strong and healthy Mirrielees, chemist and optician 2s 6d and 3s 6d.* When buying bread be sure to get the most wholesome. Try F. H. Hammond.* Hot Water Bags. The new stock has arrived, all sizes. Be in time as supplies are limited. J. Wrigley.* A Sydney message says the vessel Inga has arrived from New Zealand. Congoleum, squaresand by the yard.—Good selection at Phillips Furniture house, Strand.* A Lo.don cable states that LordLascelles and Princess Mary intend to reside at Goldsborough Hall. MOSQUITO trouble ave ted by using Mirrielees’ mosquito oils, is and is 6d and perfect rest Soecial Hair Lotion—A splendid preparation for preventing the hair falling out and increasing its growth. Nongreasy and pleasant to use- Price Is 9d. ], Wrigley.* Wools’ Great Pepperm’nt Care, For Coughs ami Colds, nover fail-. At Bert O’Neill’s,the barber’s shop Men get their hair cut at a price, They buy tobacco, fishing lines, ■ And soap or other things as nice : Now ladies you must have your turn, Just step inside when burnt with sun, And buy a flask of ‘CUR A BURN stops the pain 'ere it’s begun.