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Press, Volume XCIV, Issue 28155, 19 December 1956, Page 18

" AN ANNOUNCEMENT FROM the n.z. department of health

Reminders for a carefree holiday CLOWNING IN A lb - BOAT IS DANGEROUS \\} <CI Never overload or fool around r /t£n.iß a b° at * Standing up suddenly “* response to a good bite can topple you over in a minute. • -'' Behave quietly ” PROTECT YOUR FOOD Summer sickness is no fun. Food care on holiday requires scrupulous atten- //• '**’3 tion. Dust, flies, cockroaches and / r other vermin can ail infect food. Keep / s' perishables cool in a fly-proof metal or muslin safe hanging in a shady, \ . draughty spot; other food in tight con- \ ’3 CT tamers. Boil doubtful drinking water. yp? Clean hands and cooking utensils lessen chances of food poisoning. DRIVE SENSIBLY 1% Honestly, whafs A the use of speed- - /SN o /V/j J 3 ing? An extra / I hour is neither ry'/i M- -Mi here nor there in A a lifetime. g -- DON’T BECOME A -BALL OF FIRE” £ z ~ Toasting to an even tan is healthy, >•' ’ - - '■ - hut do not expose the skin to direct rays for more than a few - - minutes to start with. Increase exposure gradually. Stop at the * first sign of pinkness. ONLY AN ASS DIVES INTO £ rgq\" DOUBTFUL WATERS j \jl Ch°° sc a safe WT / /,(•/ place to swim and r ik I M 1 v \ don't go in alone. • 'T. <• )) (| Check the depth C] J/ \\ i of the water be- ‘ , _ >p<_— W •’ /() fore diving and REMEMBER make sure no YOUR FIRST AID KIT -_— *S-j —— hidden objects If someone gets a cut or sting i U Lx ° eneat h rhe you’ll be glad you brought along - «urface. a few simple aids such as cala7 mine lotion, antiseptic, clean d> u bandage, adhesive dressing, insect repellent. To be sensible is to be healthy

( Z LI N DA F> F>~) Has many competitors. Has no equal alan McGillivray (<J 98 OXFORD TERRACE.

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