NEWS IN BRIEF

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9028, 6 November 1925, Page 7

NEWS IN BRIEF

The Nile is noted for ihe variety of its fish. An expedition sent by the British Museum brought home 9000 specimens. The misfortune of fire breaking out on the s.s. Kosmo whilst en route from New York to Auckland has turned to good fortune tor the good folk of Tauranga on account of Messrs Guinness Bros, being able to sell their direct importation of lawn mowers at greatly reduced prices.* School desks are said to be 100 small for the modern London scholars, who tire much bigger than their predecessors. Special Fruit Laxative —The idea, laxative for children. Pleasant and effective. Price 1/6. J- Wrigley, Chemist [ At one time the best strawberries xu Oovent Hardens ciame from Camberwell, wfhin three miles of the Bank of England. Gold Crown Gasoline can still he obtained from all garages. F. N. Christian and Co., distributors.* An educational conference in New j Zealand has strongly recommended the Government to raise the ag© lor leaving school to 16, in stock for milking season—Sykes' Drench, Petroleum Jelly, and my Special Cow Ointment. — J. Wrigley, Chemist. * The British Empire’s tallest building 290 feet high, has recently been erected in Toronto. It contains twenty-six stories. Infants’ Pood in stock— Alienburys, Beugers, Glaxo, Horlicks, Mellins. Neaves, Robinsons Barley and Groats. Alienburys, Newburys and Ovaltine Rusks J. Wrigley, Chemist. *