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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue XVIII, 24 October 1912, Page 4

Oh Tuesday Last Mr "W. J. Kneli, manager of the Bank of New Zealand, at Opunake, visited Rahotu and opened an agency of the bank in that town, arrangements having been made with the Parihaka Road Board for the use of its office. The agency will be worked from the Opunake branch, and will be visited fortnightly, on alternate Tuesdays, Mr Newton King's sale days. While fishing in the Tongatoro stream the other day Mr W. Lambie secured 14 nice-oonditioned trout, and Mr G. Clareburt landed a fish from the Waihi river which weighed 61b. All the fry in the hatcheries have been removed to the races, and are doing very well. The Nazol Inhaler is a simple contrivance by which "NAZOL" is evaporated and inhaled so that it circulates freely throughout the respiratory system. "NAZOL" taken in this way cures cold in the Head, Influenza, and Throat troubles very auickly.—Advt.