NEWS IN BRIEF.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LX, Issue 10829, 30 March 1932, Page 3

NEWS IN BRIEF.

When feeling languid and listless take my Special Nerve Tonic. Restores the vigour of youth.—J. rigley, Chemist. Dogs are being trained to serve as attendants to deaf mutes in Germany, a code of signals servos to show the dog what its master requires, while it will warn him of the hoot of motor cars in the street.

For all engineering work, Christian and Co., the engineers. Small houses built in sections in factories and sent out ready for assembling on the selected site are a suggested economy in America. This method would cut the cost of production down by half. The Seasickness Mixture is available, price 2/6. If posted the price is 3/6 plus postage. J. Wrigley, Chemist.

A syndicate of Norwegian business men is planning to buy the old Canard liner Carmania (20,000 tons), at Oslo, and convert her into something between a boarding house and a block of flats, giving accommodation for about 2000 people at reasonable rents, during the present housing shortage. The price mentioned for the liner is £28,000.

Dental Patients. The perfect antiseptic and soothing mouth wash can be obtained at my Pharmacy. JWrlgley, Chemist. British coastguard stations are being reduced from 252 to 217 in number, but the auxiliary stations are being increased from 98 to 142. The man-power will gradually be decreased from 820 to 772.

You do not pay for an “Alfa Laval,” it pays for itself. Ask us about our easy terms. —-Guinness Bros. Ltd., Agents and Service Experts Alfa Laval Separator Co.

At Premantle, as at Sydney and Melbourne, when the Communist delegates to Russia on hoard the Orsova commenced to sing “Red” songs, the 600 passengers drowned thenvoices by singing “God Save the King.” DO YOU KNOW THAT the?e are many uses for SANDER’S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT? It can ho used both internally, for colds, ’flu, flatulence, and externally, for neuralgia, wounds, sores and all inflammations of the skin. SANDER’S EXTRACT contains all curative principles of the finest eucalyptus In its purest form—hence Its superiority to the common oils and so-called “Extracts.’