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Evening Star, Issue 17316, 1 April 1920, Page 3

A boon to public speakers, singers, and reciters is “NAZOL.” Keeps the throat clear as a bell. Can be taken anywhere.— [A art.] A mysterious insect is reported to he attacking bluegum plantations throughout Canterbury. The Government Entomologist (Air H. Miller), in consequence of reports that the scale insect was causing the damage, recently made a very thorouch inspection, and discovered that the real culprit was the gall, an insect which'has so far escaped even the briefest mention in works on the subject. This insect, operating from under the bark, had done its worst in a plantation at Purau, where practically every tree was dying. An Auckland resident, on finding one of his ducks dead from a wound in the neck, poisoned the body with strychnine and left it lying in the same place. Next morning a fine large ferret was lying dead beside nis victim.

iSS T.< m E’S Easier Wee We invite you to have a look through our large Show Rooms where we have displayed to advantage LAMPB of every description ’COOK ING STOVES, HEATERS. THERMOS FLASKS, DINNER SETS, STATUARY, VASES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS, SUIT CASES CUTLERY, and other lines. ' NOW 13 THE TIME TO SEE TO YOUR LAMPS. If they require fixing bring them to us, and you can rely on getting them' properly overhauled and repaired. Lamp Fittings of every” description. HITOHIE’S. 39 GEORGE STREET. * Telephone 377.

%w /ThVfTiW & I B : I Fashionable Dark Grev Tweeds. English Made, in Latest 1 Single and Double-Breasted In a Variety of Distinctive Designs, It is with pleasure we announce the- opening up of a shipment of.High-class English Tweed Overcoats. They possess a notable Refinement and Smartness in Cut and Stylo, while the Workmanship is a triumph of English Tailoring. Tho soft, kindly feeling of these new Tweeds is a distinct feature. Altogether they are desirable from every standpoint, and thoroughly suited for gentlemen s wear. V o shall gladly submit the following and others for inspection by any gentleman who will favor us with a call. THE " DENISON.”—DoubIe breasted, belt at back, strap cuffs, centre vent, lined high-grade Italian Cloth—£6 10/ and £3 10/. THE ” COUNTY.”—DoubIe breasted, Talma sleeves, swung back, fall skirt—£6 10/ and £7 10/. THE " BROADWAY.”—SingIe breasted, fitted sleeves, full swing back, loose skirt, patch pockets—£B 10/ and £lO 10/, ThE ‘ CITY. Single breasted, Raglan sleeves, smart, stylish cut skirt, patch pockets, and gauntlet cuffs—£B 10/ and £8 10/. THE ” DUMFRIES.’*—DoubIe breasted, deep lapels, Raglan sleeves, belt all round, fastening in front with buckle, raised seams, centre vent; very fashionable appearance £9 10/ and £lO 10/. Merchant Tailors, Men’s Mercers, and Overcoat Specialists, H i St 8 a £2*s? r 5 '*l h’GSfctla* mm iimf. mi ii I, lilmsi M