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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 583, 11 August 1909, Page 7

-. . At a meeting ,of/.the Society for the Prfr vention of Cruelty to Animals yesterday tho following donations were acknowledged •— Mr. W., Turnbull, £1. Is. ■ Messrs. T. King, S. : Brown, A. S. Paterson - and Co., ana Cederholm and Tolley, 10s. 6d. each; Mrs. S. A. Rhodes, 10s.; Mr, J.' Ashcroft, • 55.: W. F. Shortt, Ltd., 10s.; Miss Callender, Mrs. Hugo,;MMsrs. Mabin ( A. Dunn, T. L. Boyes Stewart, Chiis.' Ridding,', and C.8.M.,. 2s! 65.. each j 'total, £5 35. : . It was . resolved to teke/ legal -proceedings in the ,'matter of a horse which tho .inspector ■ reported to bear: marks of severe flogging. Discussion arose as to whother.it was. the duty of tie police to prosecute when a case of cruelty was placed .before them. The secretary'was instructed to write to tße police asking why no action, had been taken in a certain case. Several other cases wero reported by the inspector (Mr. F. Seed). . / f : • ■.. •„

• FACTS FOB AIRSHIP ENTHUSIASTS.' :■( Never ,go "flying without taking the following , precautions First, see that you have your lights burning-brightly the same as tho Invader in Prohibition Land had, viz., one bright light in front and ono in rear. The one in front to keep the stars and'other things out of the way,-' The •• rear light, to keep flies, mosquitoes, .etc., away from the steering apparatus. Secondly,, when descending to tho earth choose the softest possible placo to fall (the sea' for preference), as you can create an impression on the sea, but the earth will only oreate' an impression on "too'. ' In case . you happen to . hit the earth, have a tin of fled CroSs Ointment in your pocket, in order that Ton Anay repair the damage wrought on your body through coming in contact with a haider • substance,' It will enro you every. time, will take all., tho, blus-and-black disficuremente away, so that the next .day you will bo able to start afresh, cither on the airship or back at your work, whichever alternative is the more congenial. You can buy a . tin of Red Cross Ointment from your chemist or grocer, for Is. '6d. Remember, as surely as you require wings to. ■ fly, just as -certainly yon' require RED CROSS OINTMENT when you fall. -See display at Johnston's, Chemist, Cuba Street.