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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7090, 31 March 1910, Page 9

Automatic Lights Acetylene Flare Lights ' and Hand Lamps Building Cohtr? “ rs’ Works, Contracting sets. Wharf Ligl" mways, .Sawnj.il Is,, >ries, Demonstrations, Entertainments, Camping Out, Political Meetings,, Target Lights, Harbour Boards. “ IMPERIAL ” LIGHTS are used by, the British Admiralty, the- AVar ■ Office, and all the lead.-' , : ing contracting engineers throughout the i , world tor every kind . of night, work. , , They are absolutely stormproof,* give no sparks or smoke. 1,150 c.p. for 2d. per hour 2,400 c.p. for 4jd per hour We are now exhibiting complete Outfits from 20 to 2,500 c.p. of “Imperial ’’ Automatic Flare Lights at our Machinery Warehouse E; W. Mills & Co., Limited, Sole N.'Z. Agents, Wellington.

HAVE TOH A WEAK THROAT? If so, yon cannot be too careful; yon 'cannot beptin treatment too early. Each cold makes you more liable to another and the last is always the hardest to cure. If yon take Chamberlain’s Ooagh Remedy at the outset yon will be saved much trouble. Sold everywhere. *.

At Naples the British training cruiser Cornwall landed r. party, under Lieutenant Poneon hr, of "-an -endered ral able assistance in extinguishing a large timber fire in the town. Marconi's magic spanned the space, Across the oceans vast, A boon to all the human race. Undreamed of in the past. Thus science helps to pave the way, Fresh blessings to secure. And grim disease has lost the day. Since Woods’ Great Peppermint Cura