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Evening Star, Issue 15538, 7 July 1914, Page 7

At & largely-attended meeting oi bopgrowers at Motueka and Wakefield on Saturday the Licensing Bill was discussed. It was shown that the present value of the hops produced in the Nelson province .us about *BBO,OOO per annum, of which £12,000 is paid for picking, while other industries benefit directly and indirectly from hop-growing. The whole of this money represented outside capital, and in the event of National Prohibition being carried the demand for -hops would ho heavily reduced. At both meetings' resolutions were carried urging the Government to consider the interests of the hopgrowers, and protesting against a reduction in the majority required to cany National Prohibition. Delegates were appointed a combined deputation to place the hopgrowers' view before the Prime Minister.

ROTORUA BOY RELIEVED OF WORMS BY STOCK’S ‘‘DEAD SHOT” PELLETS. COMWORM “ I have used Comstock s ‘ Dead Shot Worm Pellets for my little boy, Nelson, who was suffering with Worms/’ writes Mrs R. Thomas, of RanoK street, Rotorua, N.Z. ‘‘ I obtained a tube of your Tablets and found the child was much relieved after passing a quantity of jelly matter, the seat of this disease. I am so pleased with Nelson being hale and hearty again that I would never be without them in my home, with, seyeh sons, in case symptoms may arise with the other members of the family. You can use this testimony for publication.” Comstock’s “ Dead Shot ” Worm Pellets are a purely vegetable medicinal preparation for the eradication of Worms in children and adults. For sale by all chemists and storekeepers, price 2s 9d per packet, or will be sent post paid at the same price by The W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd., Fairish street, Wellington, N.Z.— £Advt.]