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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 256, 16 October 1911, Page 5

“This is medicine 1 take for my brain” explained a witness in Napier Court this morning. There s a lot of quinine in it and it makes me giddy.” He offered a trial dose to Sergt. Cummings, but as the policeman was not suffering from anything like a brain storm, he courteously declined the invitation to imbibe. At the request of the farmers Inion. Mr. Cuddie. Director of Dairy Produce. has consented to give an address to dairy farmers, and Mr. C. J. Reakes. Director of the Live Stock Division, gives an address to stock owners. These will be delivered at the Borough Council Chambers on Wednesday evening. ISth inst., and they should prove of very great interest and importance to farmers- in this district. It is hoped a good attendance of farmers will he present.

Mr. F. C. Hart-horn, land and e-taie agent. Ha-iing.-. inserts a change ;.<lvertiseinent in to-day’.- issue, specialising some good dairy farms which he 1 as for -al<‘. A pitfall is presented to the unwary inventor who tries to protect his ideas through the mazes ot the Patent Acts. I-'.>i imu'- have been lost tor the want if a lit th' export advice at the right tune. Do not risk hat mg yoiii ideas pirated, but con-nlt the reliable patent •ig-nt-. Me -r-. Baldwin and Ray ward, who-e local repre-eatative i- Mr. -I A. Fra-e:. a. i-oiint a tit. whose advice and met ho.l- are --anml. ■ Mr. .1. E. .lone-, of llereiaung.t street. Hastings, i- supplying iir-i--cia-s hicy eles. and pay - particular aite.ition to repair work.