On Wednesday morning three more pupil* of the Canterbury Aviation Company took their pilots' tickets. They were: A L» Boon (Linwoocl). Jack Oliver (Hororata), F. M, Clarke (Wellington). Ninety, five pupils have now graduated from the flying school, and, given fine weather, the hundred mark may he passed this week. A proposal that the natives of Hawke's Bay should build a Maori where all important services connected with the Maoris could be held, has been made by Bishop Sedgwick. The natives of Moteo have considered the proposal and a site has already been gh r en. The same donors also offered 1000 acres in the back country as a source of revenue on condition that the building was erected_ at Waipatu. The proposal i 3 being considered in other districts.
The way to check a cough or cold Is knowledge worth much more than gold ; So, as you'll catch a cold some day, Read, mark, and learn the surest way. So.vead extra blankets on your bed,
And just before you lay your head, Drink down a steaming dose, be sure, Of woll-stirred Woods' Great Peppermint
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Otago Witness, Issue 3353, 19 June 1918, Page 48
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