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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 12, 15 January 1910, Page 4

[A Card]. DR. G. E. D' EAM ER, The Parade, ISLAND 'BAY. TAXI CAB. rrVDURING Cars and Taxi Cabs for JL hire, day or night, at a moment's notice. Stand and garage telephone 1023. Chauffeurs' night telephone 2085. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Absolutely necessary for the SICK ROOMTHOMSON, LEWIS & COS Specially prepared SODA WATER FOR INVALIDS! ODA WATER FOR INVALIDS! In syphons, marble, or cork bottles. Private home deliveries daily. Telephone 148 TO CORRESPONDENTS. J. A. Beach.— We do not understand your reference to the "Heslgh Mai tin Injustice." "X.Y.Z."-— D. G. Rossetti'a poem, "The Blessed Damozel," was written in liis twentieth year, and first published in the preRaphaelite magazine, "The Germ." Thirty yeai3 later the author painted a picture under the Same title, embodying the samfe ideas. It would be vain to seek to identify the central ilgure; the poem and painting are alike mjsticai, the leading idea being the immortality of human love. "Enquirer."— The sterilising point of hiilk is identical with its boiling-point, und for all the purposes of ordinary life boiled milk is effectually sterilised. For exact scientific pur|joses, hoivever, special precautions are taken. Owing to the possible presence of germs in the spore conditioh, which may survive a single boiling, the milk is thrice boiled, being allowed to cool in the intervals, whereby assurance is made trebly sure. "A.F."— Sir Joseph Ward was born at Emerald Hill, Melbourne.