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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21858, 11 August 1936, Page 7

HP i 45 V '4 m \ t t "‘of *“£’e * l £e A V^c*^ 0 I t so r^ £oI ?Ae» *° 4 ' S Q I 01 lot 4 *J Jatec * frtoe 5*4, at© *•* “ aotf i v ’°‘ ■ cpBCl^ 8 ft 1 S3 89 B _ 'tots®131 eo^ x> tfSG Through savings effected In' our Christchurch assembly plant we are able to offer this astonishing value of the DODGE Special Six, complete with everything, £0r.£389. We use 100% New Zealand Broadcloth, 100% New Zealand Leather, 100% New Zealand Seat Springs, and various other materials purchased locally, in the assembly of these vehicles. We have 53 hands employed directly and indirectly in our assembly—and the savings effected are passed on to the purchasers. Direct Factory DSstfilwrtors; AMIIRI MOTORS tTD. CHRISTCHURCH - WE|JtJNGTOH : TIMARU

CARROT FLY A London writer of repute states that;, “After years of experience we have found the best thing to do is to prevent the fly from laying her eggs on the young carrots, and this can be done by the use of whizzed naphthalene. This naphthalene (HORTNAP) should be applied along the rows, at the rate of loz to the yard run, a week before the carrots are thinned, a week later, and a further dressing .some ten d?ys later. “The idea is to create such a smell of naphthalene (HORTNAP) that not only is the can'ot fly driven; away, but the smell of carrots is so masked thaf'the flies from a distance are not attracted to the bed.” ■ “HORTNAP” (Horticultural Naphthalene) a product of • RESTAR (South Island) LTD. 14 BEDFORD ROW, CH.CH.

/ r Nearly 50.000 wishbones from fowls were bn, view at an exhibition of “curious and fascinating hobbies” in London. They were lent by a collector with 200,000 more at home. The MSS. of Arnold Bennett’s plays, novels, short stories, newspaper articles, plus a number of letters, amount to 3,600,000 words. The longest novel he wrote—“lmperial Palace’ has 241,300 words.

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