NEWS IN BRIEF
Durham is muv the only English ci.nntv in which the men outnumber the women. We have just lauded a largo stock of pipes and can quote exceptional prices.—F. N. Christian and Co. House spiders lay as many as sixty eggs in a batch, carefully enclosed in a bag of silk. Finvood getting appliances in the way of axes, single and double crosscut saws, mauls, wedges, blasting powder, etc., are' being sold ati Guinness Bros, at fine prices. Smoking is permitted at a. Sunday Bible class for men, at St. Mark's Parish Hall, Surbiton. The Electric Renovator makes the old suit or costume look like new. Hundreds are using it. Study economy, do likewise. Leading Chemist, Devonport Road.* A. cow jumped over the bonnet of a motor car at Kingston and smashed one the car’s headlights. 1 have compounded a special Fruit Laxative for infants and young children. Wonderfully effective, extremely palatable. J. Wrigley, Chemist.* A' South African company is engaged in the manufacture of fertilisers, poultry foods, etc., from locusts. My special Nerve Tonic will build up your strength and increase your nerve energy. An ideal tonic. J. Wrigley, Central Pharmacy.*, A clergyman who looked in at a St. Pancras fancy dross ball was, by mistake awarded the second prize.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LII, Issue 8631, 11 July 1924, Page 6
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