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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10631, 2 July 1920, Page 2

Still Brother instance is given of the fertility of the Otaki soil. From the garden of Mr W. Sothoran there have insl been dug parsnips well over three feet in length, one of which was over 17 inches in girth and weighed six ponnds. From morning till night the welkin rings With ridiculous chimes for ridiculous things. But the traders who boom always boware Of a '‘close-up” view in. a "spotlight" glare. In practical trial is found the test Of what i« worthless and what is best; And the best for coughs and colds, he sure. Is always Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. It has been decided by the management committee of the Wellington Boys’ Institute to extend the accommodation so as to proride for the accommodation of forty boys. This has been made possible by the endowment for the boarding establishment so generously donated by the late Mrs S. A. Rhodes. Furniture, Floors and Linoleums look like new when rubbed with "TAN-OL.” Brings up wood-grain and pattern—gives u lasting polish. Sheep worrying by dogs is becoming prevalent in the Mastorton district, and several farmers report fairly heavy losses of sheep. No bad after-effects with WADE’S WORM FIGS. Wonderful Worm Worpiers.