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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 194, 16 July 1935, Page 6

The most severe frost recorded in Hamilton this year occurred on Friday morning, when nine degrees were recorded.

There will he a total eclipse of the mhon to-day and, given good weather, the latter part of it will be visible in New Zealand. The moon will rise at 4.34 p.m., assuming a perfect horizon at sea level, and by that time more than half the eclipse will be over. South America is the country best situated for viewing the eclipse. With a view to discussing the possibility of an agreement on a system of zoning or some alternative, method of rationalisation in the collection of cream supplies in certain parts of the South Auckland and King Country districts, a delegation from the Executive Commission of Agriculture and the Dairy Board will meet representatives of the dairy factory companies concerned in Hamilton this week. One of the double lines on the Tawa Elat railway deviation will be available for use by goods trains from Monday next, July 22, and the first train to'be run over the deviation is due to steam out of Wellington in the evening. The new line is over two miles shorter than the existing one, and the maximum heights to which engines have to haul the trains on the respective routes are reduced from 619 feet to 297 feet.

Electric Toasters! Hot toast ready in no time. 'Wo have just ■ landed 1000 of these British made electric toasters. We can recommend these toasters as each one is tested before delivery. They arc a full wattage toaster, and nickel plated body, which does not rust. Those toasters are actually working in our household department:- Usually 17s 6d. special price complete with plug and flex, 12s 6d. Only a* Collinson and Son, Ltd., Palmerston North.—Advt.