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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 124, 19 February 1919, Page 8

You won't keep a cold or sore throat above a day or two if you use "NAZOL." Acts like a charm. Get' it to-day. 60 closes Is. 6d.—Advt. At the picnic of the Department of Labour, held at Day's Bay, the sports programme resulted as follows:—Lndics' Race, 50yds—Miss Jloadows, 1; Miss lioulder. 2. ■ Men's Race, 50yds.—Mr. Bestif, 1; Mr. Taylor, 2. Lndies' Knee (Departmental)— Miss Meadows, 1; Miss Houlder. 2. Youths' Race—Mr. Smith, i: Mr. ■ Carman, 2. Thread-tho-Needle Race—"Miss Peet and Mr. Sulton, 1. Spoon and Potato Race—Miss Meadows, 1; Miss Sarten, 2. Ticket Race-Miss Sarten, 1; Mrs. Lee,- 2. Ladies' .Swimming Race—Mis3 Sarten, I; Miss Meadows, 2. Men's- Swimming Race— Mr. Logan,-1; Mr. Weeniuk, 2. Naildriving Competition—Mrs. Mostpn, 1; Miss Peet, 2. A race was also arranged for the children present. The picnic arrangements were in the hands of a committee, consisting of Misses Maxwell and Sarten and Mr. Sulton. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Clive Peddcr will represent the Women's National Reserve of Feilding at tho conference which is to be held on February 26. PESTERED WITH FLIESTHEN "KEKOLISK!" Just about this timo of the year flies become a dangerous pestilence. The housefly is the most prolific disease carrier, and, therefore, in duty to your health and your children's, you should do your best to exterminate this pest. "Kerolise!" Sprinkle Keroi—the guaranteed disinfectant—about your house, in dustbins, and on refuse heaps. Not only does the fly dislike the house that is "Kerolised," but Kerol" also destroys the fly's breeding places, which naturally keeps the fly menace down to a minimum. Remember all that is labelled "disinfectant." is not of equal germicidal powers. Kerol is not poisonous, yet it is guaranteed to be' 2i times as strong as carbolic acid, without being nauseous. Korol is economical and efficient. Get it. -Advt. .. . , . ■