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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9819, 10 June 1914, Page 5

A bottle containing a memorandum to the effect, that it had been thrown into the sea on December 7, 1912, at a point 100 miles south-east of Adelaido, where two great ocean currents meet, has been found on the beach near Hawera. The information in the bottle indicates that it was cast into the ocean at the instigation of the Commonwoalh meteorologist, with the object of ascertaining the now of ocean currents. The finder is communicating with the Melbourne authorities.

Tho only lobster that was over reared in captivity, so far as is known, says the Dune din Star, was-the queer little ti>ecimcn that the manager of the. PortobcUo fish hatchery used to show to visitors, and it is to be regretted, from the scientific point of view, that this unique lobster died whilemoultinir this season, after reaching tho age of four "II is splendid lor children," writes a Wellington mother. "I would not be without Baxter's Lung Preserver for anything. At the first sign of a cough or cold I give my children a good dose of Long Preserver —the result is I never have a bad cold in the house. My friends get it too, and find it just as satisfactory." You can get tho same Tesults as this lady by buying a Is lOd bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver, which will last a whole season.—Advt. No thoroughly healthy person is ever troubled with bad breath; it is one of Nature's warnings and arises from im- [ properly digested food. If you are troubled 'this way. your digestive organs need a tonio such as Baxter's Compound Quinine Pills, which strengthen the organs t>y assisting them to perform their functions. The energy of the stomach and appetite are increased and the foetid breath disappears : tho blood is improved and the whole system is toned up. Baxter's Pills cost Is 6d box at all leading chemists and storekeepers, or direct from J. Baxter and Co., ( Chriatchurch.—Advt. QUICKLY DISAPPEARED. "All last winter I had my nro boys ill with very bad colds,'* says Mr G. Archibald, No. 1 Baker street, Lewisham. N.S.W. "Having "heard from u friend about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I gave it a trial, with the result that the colds quickly disappeared. My baby, aged t __4.L- 1 ,_ - L .IT giving him Chamberlain a Cough Remedy, and there is always a decided improvement." All chemists and storekeepers. - Advt.