The fly nuisance is the subject of n circular addressed by the Medical Officer of Health (Dr. T. J. Hughes) to the local bodies of the Auckland district (states the "Herald"). As regards the domestic control of the pest, 3>r. Hughes rccoTnni«nd£ that in }ious*s various poisonous Holutioaa should bo used, such as formalin added to milk in saucers, arsenical preparations, or flypapers. Screening of windows and doora to prevent access ct flies to the interior is also suggested; but, adds the circular., so long as stables are unsatisfactorily dealt with—and on this point it ■urges that rerteiueal sprays shonM )/-* used at least, once a week—the chief source of flies oostinues.
£12,000 of Boots and Shoes at Big Reconstruction To-morrow morning's papers will give you an idea how completely prices have been cut Starts FRIDAY, March 9th at 10 a.m. CHISNALL <3b STEWART Ltd. rSO COLOMBO STREET J
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17707, 8 March 1923, Page 9
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