LOCAL AND GENERAL

Northland Age, Volume 21, Issue 16, 31 July 1922, Page 5

LOCAL AND GENERAL

A French electrician claims to have invented a machine which will produce sleep. An electric current is passed into the body by means of tiny batteries fixed on wires and on the instep, and joined together by tiny wires. The current, it is stated, relaxes the nerves, and very quickly produces a sensation of physical ease, which is followed by sleep even in the case of persons habitually suffering from insomnia. The Rawene Town Board is now an accomplished fact. The Minister has called for objections, so the official notice may be expected any mail now. We understand that competition will be very keen for municipal honours. By using the •-ißMixture your pigs will improve ioo percent. Orders Box 60 Kaitaia. “ The mament a man starts carting a few pounds of«cream he seems to think hr should be put above the by-laws,” said Cr. Pearson, in the discussion on the Heavy Traffic By-laws. Cr. Pearson to the Chairman: “At one time you were always firing sawdust and timber at us: now it’s all butter-fat.” Mr. Long: “Well, cut out the butter-fat cheques, and see whetcyou arc. - ” Keep your dogs free of fleas. The >-<R Mixture wifflteep them clean. Orders Box 60, Kiiilmm** Readers of the “NORTHLAND Age” resident in the district of Church Road, and Victoria Valley are reminded ot the Presbyterian Church Services to be held a 1 those places at 7 o’clock on Wednesday and Friday evenings next respectively. See Church notices in this issue.