The report of Sir Gerald Bellhouse, chief inspection of factories in Britain, states that in 1930 the total number of accidents at work had decreased from 161,269 to 144,758, and fatalities from 982 to 899. Of the thousand graduates who left Cambridge University at the end of the last scholastic year, quite 70 per cent, are intending to embark in commerce and industry. When in doubt give No. 65 Lavender Water, the gilt that is always in good taste. New packed flasks stoppered bottles and sprinkler bottles from 2/6 to 22/6. All chemists.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXI, Issue 304, 8 December 1931, Page 4
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