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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11659, 25 October 1923, Page 4

AUSTRALIA HOUSE ENTHUSIAST. Aboard the Marama an influential Commonwealth official from London (on furlough) developed a aeptic throat. He was scarcely able to swallow, when the steward gave him Fluenzol to gargle, with phenomenally good results. The ‘‘Aussie” begged for more to use ashore, but the steward could not sell him Fluenzol from this ship*6 medicine chest. —Advt

The faking of sculpture has reached each proportions in France that a movement is on foot to forbid the export of any art worts from that country unless the sale is approved by the ministry of fine arts and a group of connoisseurs. Most of the churches in Naples have three or four cats attached to them for the purpose of catching the mice which infest all ancient Neapolitan building". The animals may often be seen walking about among the congregation or stretched before the altars. An organisation has been forced in France known as the “Association of Biain-Workers.** It was founded three years ago, and has 150,000 members. Similar associations have already been formed in eight other countries. FLUENZOL