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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 5 February 1913, Page 8

. < New Zealand has do longer a mono- ; pply of boiling lakes. There is now one Ott-Niiiafou, "an outlying island of the Toijgan Group. Captain Wallis, of the ■ steamer Atua, which arrived in Sydney ofi Thursday.week, stated that he called at Niuafou on January 12th, and landed ■ '■>§. inail. The volcano on this island, ' which was previously .in eruption, had subsided, but the white people there repotted tb:»t the lake; which is situated in:±be : centre of the island, and which is said .to,be an old crater, is now beginning • to.:bpih This phenomenon has considerably impressed the native residents, who consider that it betokens disaster, and they assert that there is a likelihood of the island subsiding.

Women, as a rule, are the most consistent tea drinkers, and 'the multiplies tfiih of tea rooms and tea kiosks throughout the .Dominion affords striking evt dence. of the increasing popularity of te4- The women of New Zealand may be classed as connoisseurs, as they show a decided preference for Crescent Tea, .which'is rich and strong, and of delicious flavour. . Sold by all grocers at 2s, Is '.The secret of a well-kept home—-'Tari-cl! . It is inimitable in the house hold-tor polishing floor coverings, leather 'gttpiisi,, and .furniture. In tins: liquid Is, paste *d.* ROYAL MAIL COACH. POKORORO. UPPFR MOUTERE. NGAIIMOTI. J; GRTZEN, Proprietor. -leaves: for Uppsi jj .XlcTitere,- is per timetable. -Leave's Pokororo Mondays, Wednesdays/ and • Fridays, at 7 a.m.j arriving on return at Pokororo at 4 p.m.. '«• : AH PAHCELRMrefuIIy delivered. V" '/" : r CHARLES : GREEN,' : Pokororo.