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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21973, 23 December 1936, Page 4

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Approved f Gifts Chosen from a department stocked to overflowing. EMinis m A “Judge” brand SAUCE* PAN in the latest colour scheme Cream picked out in Blue . . . Something quite new—4/3, 4/9, 5/3, 6/-, 7/English Aluminium PRESERVING PANS. A very useful present—--10/6 and 14/6 ANTIQUE BRASS BELLOWS, useful and ornamental .. Price 32/6 ANTIQUE BRASS OB COPPER KERB .. 32/6 Not Illustrated— FIRE SCREEN to match Bellows and Kerb .. 37/6 An ELECTRIC JUG makes a superb Xmas gift. Willow design. Absolutely unbreakable— Price 21/6 Decorated CAKE PLATE, one of a wide variety of designs. A welcome gift .. Price 3/9 CHINA HONEY JAR with an elec-tro-plated lid and spoon. Many designs— Priced from 8/• E.P. . CONDIMENT SET in one of the newest designs— Priced from 12/6 ■"OOC7 JM HARDWARE SECTION The Farmers CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH SETTLE’S PAIN POWDERS are the new wonder remedy for ’Flu. They act like magic and they act instantly. B.P.P. only cost 2d COAL FOE vom COALED , Any quantity—a bag to * HSpuff kinds—for all purposes. delivery Robt. Johnston

To ensure the safety of trains as they rush through inky-black tunnels and across or under spidery bridges, the railways of Britain adopt the ingenious and curious device—a special coach from which extend at all angles long iron rods, like spines on a hedgehog, Very slowly this car tours over the entire railway system, the length Of the rods projecting outside being regulated to standard width of tunnel or bridge. At the slightest bulge a rod is hit and a bell rings inside the car, which is promptly stopped while a survey is made and any repairs to be done are noted. The iron “hedgehog” can do its valuable work only .while the lines are clear, so it crawls its safety-bringing way over the network of the lines slowly, and with frequent hold-ups on sidings or outside. stations.