The Patea County Press. With which is incorporated The Patea dMail. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7, 1908. LOCAL and GENERAL.

Patea Mail, Volume XXIX, 7 October 1908, Page 2

The Patea County Press. With which is incorporated The Patea dMail.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7, 1908. LOCAL and GENERAL.

"Be Just and Fear Not."

The Arbitration Bill has passed the Upper House. The Wellington bakers' strike has been formally declared off, African boxthorn has been declared a noxious weed. Mr P. A. Walker is making a special feature of Water Glass Egg Preservative in his window display. Mr G. V. Pearce will address the electors at Patea on Monday Pith inst., and at Waverley on Friday, J6th inst. The matron nf the Hospital acknowledges with thanks old linen, books and vegetables from Mrs tfomer. vegetables from Mr Benner, books from Mr Rossiter, fish from caotain of s.s. Aorere.

At the Kakaramea Dairy Factory for September 59 suppliers contributed 907,7721bs milk, which contained 32,256 6 lbs of butter fat. from which was made 3f*,2o9lbsof cflmin Tci-il 'utter, giving an over-run of 12* 6* It took 26"371bs of milk to make lib of butter. Tests varied from 2*B to 5 per cent., averaging 3 -55. The --urn of i'1076 9s 4d will be par) out for milk.

Despite the rough night there was a large at'end-nice at the Druids' Hall on Tuesday evening to see the Royal Pictures. Every film was new, though through something being l amiss with the fdectric iight or the michine, the pictures were not as clear and hud more flicker than oil the previous occasion. The motor rating on the Diej pe circuit was a very tiro picture giving :ui excellent idea of the ('angers that ncco'npiny this form of amii3ement. Tnere wer ■m my other pictures of various subjects.

Mr TV. Symes. aLP. he.s forwarded Mr C. PerVins, of Pf.te.i, theieply he received to n letter iirjimg thir the petition from a number of s t.:I rs in the Opiku district tlmt provision b- ni« 'o for widening the track from Alnroa to Lower j£oea\v*tet to a 12ft trace, ami for forming a track 12fr wi la from L'i.vt .Yio-awntea for h distant;- of five miles I'm grunted. The Minister stales he is hv. vinp: n report made on tho subject, in O'd r to ascertain whether it wil be pcsiilm- to m-ike wme provision on the (Supplementary Estimates. WHY ? IS SANDER AND SONS' EUCALYPTI EXTRACT superior to any other Eucalyptus product, Bee; use it is the resirt of fail experience and of .i special and'carefnl process of manu faetuiT. It is arrvuys sato, reliable, and effect b .\ aud the dangers attending the use of the preparations which are now p; Imed oil' as "Extracts''' are avoided A dea'ii was recently reported from the internal use of one of the?e concoctions, and in an ae ion at law a sworn witness testified that he :he most cruel irritation from the application to an ulcer of a product which was sold as "just as good as SALTER'S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT" Therefore, beware of such deception. Re member that in medicine a drop that cures is better tli..:: a Sab'.esporriftil that kills. Insist upvn th" preparation which was prove, by experts at the Supreme C, urt of Yieic.a, :-::'i by ivimerous authorities durin . lb- u-.st ?,i> rears to he a preparation of s;. .vine merit, viz., THE GENUINE SANDER AND SONS' PURE VOLATILE EUCALYPTI EXTRACT

In tbe course of a lengthy report by Mr D. Cuddie, Dairy Commissioner, be states he made exhaustive enquiries in regard to the quality of. the buttir sent to London from iSTe\v Zealand, and he found that a great da d of it was giving entire satisfaction. The batter appeared to have carried well and maintained its

freshness and soundness of flavor. "Comparing the butter from New Zealand with that on the market from other countries," states Mr Cuddie, "it was found that with the exception of the besL from Denmark and some of that from

Sweden, the butter from the Dominion was, as a rule, superior, and this was borne ont by the opinion expressed to me by the experienced judges in the trade. It must be admitted, however, th.it p. much higher proportion of the butter is of superior quality than is the case with that from New Zealand." The Home impoiters are incl'nei to resent the tendency to increase tho amount of moisture in New Zealand butter. They state that this has a detrimental effect on the keeping quality of the butter, and Mr Cuddie warus New Zealand factories that if the

percentage of moisture in their butter continues to increase the good name of the Dominion produce is bound to suffer. The report! also refer to the necessity for great caution iu the use of preservatives. A good trousar and vest hand is advertised for.

" 'lis never too late to mend " is the heading of a new advertisement inserted by Mr B. Cleggett in to-day's issue. The purebred Clydesdale stellion Craigallochy will travel the Whenaakura and Waverley districts, Messrs HiU and Beale have an a'vertisement in to day's issue showing how spring cleaning can ba made a pleasure.

Mr Tutangi Woionvi advertises that the weU-known stallion Waionui will be at the service of breeders this season, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Table.s are purely vegetable, end contain no ingredient that can in any way be injurious to the most delicate person. Their action is mild and gentle without any of the painful sensatons experienced by the use of Pills. Chamber Ldn's Stomach and Liver Tablets act as a tonic, strengthen the system, and assist the natural movement of the bowels. For sale everywhere.