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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20272, 25 June 1931, Page 6

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BUILDING IN NAPBBK^K-.:;; —--4 ■' . * s&in i * MUCH ACTIVITY. . \ (PBSSS ASSOCUTIOK *»»»*»*•) ' NAPIER June New buildings end -reconditioning the Napier district are announced. follows: — .•:* J" Soyal Hotel •• • - iaptist Church Sunday School tt. John's Cathedral, temporary church . • ••_ it John's diocesan ball, and - , offices •• > .»•., ooo ° ' ,'orth's Building . - • > tawke's Bay Children a - Home .. » Jg"; A'aiohiki dairy factory France House • • 2500' aive's\'. ■ EHKLSIONi \ , <"* ifj easy Lane and easy take good digest young for A> old and and 4$ a/o •II Chemist* sad Sun*. 9999——< . Radio M AT CHEAPEST BATES Direct Supply «3 OABHEL BT. WEST- Th*"*. ——

A synthetic noser That is the aim of Professor Kerr Grant, of-Adelaide University, who is certain that an instrument to detect odours will soon be evolved Professor Grant, who is head of the Physics Department at the University, smd that instruments had been produced which coul<j hear "inaudible" noises and see "invisible" things. " ••■-■. Primitive man lit iires b two pieces of bone dry wood wsbwx *h: The modern wav IB to v use "Gut and Dried" Kindling. Bags of full measure reduced from 3s 6d to 2s 9d. 'phone 33-313. G. McClatchie and Co., Ltd., 160 Hereford street. . —5