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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, 24 October 1916, Page 8

Among those reported in recent lists as wounded and admitted to hospital is Acting-Bombardier G. Syme, son of Mr G. Syme, junr., of Tangiwai, and grandson of Mr G. Syme, of Haw era. Considerable interest has been aroused in the application at the Patents Court of Miss"E. J. Smith. B. Sc, in Engineering at Edinburgh Uuiversity, and Miss Markham, who took Honours j originators of Tihe only women's "Chemical Works" in England, desired a Board of Trade license to use a German electrolytic process in the production of potassium permanganate, of which.the Government often orders as much as twenty tons at a time for use as a disinfectant in the trenches. If the decision of the. Patent Offices is favourable they intend to set to work at once j to instal their plant, and get together their staff of women workers. This will be the first firm in Great Britain to manufacture potassium permanganate in such large quantities, and they will also produce resorcin, a drug very valuable for skin diseases, and also used for the manufacture of hair lotion. This will be the only factory in the [ United Kingdom at present prepared to manufacture +|he latter drug. Get relief from that irritating cough which disturbs you night and day, by taking "NAZOL" on lump sugar. Acts like a charm. 60 doses. Is 6d. Resist substitutes. —A.dvh. SEPTIC THROATS. I A dryness in the throat or slight irritation, if neglected, will often lead to 6erious trouble. To dislodge the germs and heal inflammation, the nasal and throat passages should be irrigated I twice daily with Fluenzol (1/6 and 2/6). ; Gargle, also sniff up teaspoonfuls of undiluted Fluenzol night and morning. 2i