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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 762, 10 March 1910, Page 7

PACTS FOR AIRSHIP ENTHUSIASTS. Never-go flying without taking the following precautions:—First, see that you have your lights , burning brightly..-.the 6ame as the Invader iii Prohibition Land had, viz., one bright light in front and onein rear. The ono in front to. : kcep the stars and other things out of the way. The, rear light to keep flies, mosquitas, etc., away from the steering.apparatus. Secondly, when descending to the- earth choose the softest possible place to fall (the sea for preference), aa vou can create an impression. on the sea, but the earth will only create an impression on you. In case you happen to hit the earth, have: a tin of Red Cross Ointment in you pocket, in order that you may repair the damage wrought oh your body through coming in contact with a harder substance. It will euro you every time, will take all the blne-and-black ; disfigurements away, so that the next day you will be able to start afresh, either on the airship or back at your work, whichever alternative is the more cogenial. You can buy a tin of Red Cross Ointment from your chemist or grocer, for Is. 6d. Remember, as surely as yot require wings to fly, just as certainly you require RED CROSS OINTMENT, when you fall. See display- at'Johnston's, Chemist, Cuba Street.—Advt. '-' > "

Let J. J. Curtis and Co., Shipping, Forwarding, and Customhouse Agents, Customhouse Quay, move your furniture. They've had years of experience in this kind of work, and will do it to your satisfaction. No careless packing or rough handling. Moderate chateau.— Advt .-'.'... . : •■'-.'