DIED AT SEA.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 3 May 1928, Page 5

DIED AT SEA.

CAPTAIN OF A LINEB. UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION—BY KLKc'IKU TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT.) (AUSTRALIAN PRESS ASSOCIATION—SYDNEY, May 2. Captain C. E. Dayns, commander of the Naldera, died five minutes after dinner last night at isea. A radio message states that the Naldera, which left Sydney at noon yesterday with a large number of London passengers aboard, also the Olympic teams, was about 120 miles south when Captain Day as, who is 54 years of age, . collapsed and died. He leaves a. widow and two children in London. He will be buried at sea this afternoon. Captain Dayas was formerly master of the Baradine. Mr. J. Hartley, chief officer, will command the Naldera till she readies' Hobart. THE NEW FORD BULLETIN. Theft insurance rates on the new Ford car will bo unusually low in America in contrast to the rates on other cars. This is as a result of Ford working in close harmony with the Underwriters’ Association "when perfecting the ignition locking device. It is practically impossible to drive off the new Ford car under its own power without the ignition key.* ROOTS ARE SCARCE And they take a long time to grow. Thev do not. increase your milk production like SUCROSIND DAIRY FRED. It brings contentment with it, happy, healthy herds, increased milk flow and vigorous calves. Write for booklet, to A. .T. Palmer & Co., Addington, Christchurch, and Palmerston North, or through your merchant. —Advt. THE BANE OF GOLD WEATHER. Few persons are so fortunate as to escape having a cold at some time during the winter. Children are not so careful as adults and are especially liable to take cold. The right way is to lay in a supply of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy now so as to be prepared to treat this disease as soon as the first symptoms appear. You will look a long while before you find a better preparation or one that is more pleasant or safe to take. Sold everywhere.—Advt. Corns and Progandra have no place 1 on the same foot; 1/6. —Advt.