NEWS IN BRIEF

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9029, 7 November 1925, Page 3

NEWS IN BRIEF

Tiie historic belts of Carlisle, silent for 180 years, are benig refitted and tuned, and will shortly bo rung again. Ihc misfortune of fire breaking out on the s.s. Kosmo whilst en route from New York to Auckland has turned to good fortune for 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.* The United States slid has about 5000 buflalo, 8000 moose, 52,000 elk, 8000 antelone, and 7000 mountain goats Special Emit Laxative —The idea, laxative for children. Pleasant and effective. Price 1/6. J- Wxigley, Chemist British tomatoes are now claimed to •bo the finest in the world, owing t° the successful attacks on pests and diseases. Gold Crown Gasoline can still be obtained from all garages. F. N. Christian and Co., distributors.* Along the edges of £Ee carpet on each side of the House of Commons runs a red line, and by an unwritten law of the House, no Member may pass these lines when speaking. This dates from the days of flie Cavaliers aud Roundheads. In stock for milking season —Sykes' Drench, Petroleum Jelly, and my Special Cow Ointment. — J. Wriglev, Chemist. * The German Government has already issued a special postage stamp, of a denomination of one halfpenny, to commemorate the “liberation of the Rhineland’' from Allied ocoupa.fic/n. The stamp shows the Gorman eagle rising like the dawn above the Rhine and its castles. Infants’ Food in stock— Alienburys, Bengers, Glaxo, Horlicks, Mellins. Neaves, Robinsons Barley and Groats. Alienburys, Newbury s and Ovaltine Rusks. — J. Wrigley, Chemist. * The number of licensed 'motors in Great Britain in March, 1922, was 669,500. In March, 1925, it was 1,094,534.