The Caterpillar Pest.

Otago Witness, Issue 2623, 22 June 1904, Page 19

The Caterpillar Pest.

To all the bounties that Nature pour* out at oui" feet she adds gometimes, as if to nerve us for a little extra effort, a pest ay two. Australasia knows what a oatea> pillar post is, and no one enjoys it at all. Some day, doubtless, a remedy will bo found for the caterpillars as Las be-en found for some of the p-ests known to ordinary lite, as m the ease of growing children — say, teething-. The remedy for this is no longer ii matter of arguing : it is simply one tliat long ago was proved beyond contention — Scott's Emulsion. Cmltlrpn w/>o are given Scott's Emulsion during the teething time will go through without the* slightest trouble or a-nnoyanoa from this pe«t, and will emerge from the growing with -cund teeth of good sJ-atie and icgtilar a zc. Scott "a Emulsion js the p^ifeclion cl cod li\er o:l v.ithout 'ho cod h\Ci oil ta^to or sind 1 , au<l with all lie manifold \alue.3 m a trebio condition. Children delight to take it, and it keeps fresh to the- last dose. If your children r.re at l'oe ag^ for tee-thing, s°nd 5d (for postage) to Xfcvr Zealand Drug Co., Wolliii^on (Sjott and Bjw:io, LU , Sjdncy, N.fe.'w'), nw-ntio-a. thi-3 pa!>w, p'.l yo.i ' l .;;ii.i receive a sample fcoitle and " A JSuiich ol Roses "' All chemists sell Scott'l3 E-raulgicn.

Tho Eawke's Biy Herald rev-ors that there are at least tir.ee prcpsrtic.3 in Waipawa the unimproved valuation-, of which a.c at the rato of £3000 ca. atse.