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SHIPPING SERVICES. SHAW, SAVILL & ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED. DIRECT LINE TO SOUTHAMPTON, VIA PANAMA CANAL. Steamer. Tons Date. From tIONIC 12,350 Aug 3 Wgtn. ♦Mataroa 12,350 Aug. 28 Wton. tTAINUI Sep. 18 »MATAROA Jan. 15 •TAMAROA Oct, 23 tTAINUI Feb 1ICORINTHIC ‘TAMAROA Mar. 12 Nov. 20 jCorinthic Apr. 9 tIONIC Dec. 11 Passengers embark previous evening. »Oil-burning steamers, carrying First and Third Classes, making the fastest time to Southampton—33 days, via Curacao. JCabin and Third Class. tThree Classes. Cinematograph Displays given regularly throughout the voyage. All passengers must secure Passports. For all particulars, apply to LEVIN AND CO., LTD., DALGETY AND CO., LTD., MURRAY ROBERTS & CO., LTD. pANADIAN PACIFIC DE LUXE V TRAINS. “Trans-Canada Limited.” Vancouver to Toronto: S2hrs. lOmin. Vancouver to Montreal: 87hrs **The Mountaineer,” Vancouver to Chicago: 72hrs. The equipment of these trains this year include a Solarium Lounge, Ladies Lounge and Bathroom, Gentlemens Smoking Room and Bathroom, as well ns Compartment and ordinary Sleepers, setting a standard ot convenience and comfort hitherto unknown in Canada. Travel C.P.R. and travel the Best. For information and literature apply to the Union S.S. Co., Thos. Cook and Son, ot A. W. Essex, Passenger Manager for N.Z., 32-34 Quay Street, Auckland. THE CANTERBURY STEAM SHIPPING CO., LTD. (Circumstances Permitting.) FOR DUNEDIN (Direct), OAMARU, TIMARU. & LYTTELTON. S.S. GALE, This Day (Thurs.), Aug. 1. FOR LYTTELTON, BLUFF, DUNEDIN, OAMARU, AND TIMARU. S.S. CALM Friday, August 2. A. H. TURNBULL & CO.. Agents, 113 Maritime Buildings. 'Phone Nos. 41—281, 41—282, . HUDDART PARKER, LTD. FOR SYDNEY (From Auckland): ULIMAROA—August 9. FOR SYDNEY (From Wellington): ULIMAROA—August 23, Noon. Head Office for New Zealand: HUDDART PARKER BUILDING, Post Office Square. Wellington.

WHY WE SNEEZE. Sneezing is, for the most part, beyond our conscious control. Our noses are furnished with a delicate filter against dust and germs, and from this membrane stretches a “telephone” nerve. When the membrane is irritated by inflammation a ddnger signal is flashed to the brain, which then orders a sneeze to endeavour to clear away the foreign intruder. Fortunately, however, another message is flashed from the brain, and that is to order the use of Fluenzol, the tried ad tested specific for Colds and Influenza. Rumours of influenza epidemics should not be disregarded. Careful preventative measures should be taken at the first sign of infection. Follow these golden rules: —(1) Buy a bottle of Fluenzol to-day. (2) Gargle Fluenzol every morning before breakfast. (3) When you get a cold pour a little Fluenzol into the palm of the hand, allow it to remain there until slightly warmed, then vigorously sniff up the nostrils irrigating the nasal cavity. (4) Gargle Fluenzol every half-hour for a sore throat. (5) Take internally every lialMiour one teaspoonful of Fluenzol to allay fever. Half dozes for children. —Advt. I