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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15594, 10 August 1921, Page 7

The proof of the reliability of Sharland’s Moa Brand Egg- Preservative lies in the fact that it has been on fhe market for over 20 years. It keeps eggs fresh and sweet —without the slightest, smell or disagreeable taste. Eggs have been kept for over 2 years—and were quite sweet and without taint. It costs gd. to Id. per dozen eggs, according to the size of package bought. 4 Taken as a whole, prospects for dairy produce, for this season at any rate, look excellent, and the farmers engaged in dairying are cheered by the outlook for this industry. —Stratford Post. There is no inferior or low-grade tea used in Nelson Moate’s Blends. They purchase direct through their own olfice in Ceylon, and their importations are carefully selected.— 4. The Waimana Dairy Company’s factory, Bay of Plenty, lias again resumed business for the new season. DON’T CLOG THE STOMACH. The indiscriminate swallowing of cough remedies containing narcotics, syrups, or alcohol is injurious. Far the best way is to sniff up or gargle “Fluenzol” (1/6 and 2/6), which dispels bacilli and loothes inflammation without, any injury to Hue evetem. —* At the Christchurch Police Court a man was fined £l6. 4s and costs for attempting to avoid paying a 4d car fare. LORRY FOR BAD ROADS,

Had roads tell on a cheaply-made lorry. Parts break or strain and breakdowns ensue. The British-built "Dennis” possesses strength and solidity consistent with light weight and resists splendidly he most adverse road conditions. The ‘Dennis” is absolutely reliable and reliability pays. The New Zealand Express Company, Limited. Agents. A road locomotive, one of the largest and most powerful in Canterbury, belonging to Mr. R. 0. Dixon, went, over the side of a cutting at Woodstock station and rolled down a steep incline to a flat eighty feet below. The engine turned over five times in its fall and was badly wrecked. At the time of the accident it was being driven down an incline, and owing to the darkness went over the edge of the roadway. The driver and steersman jumped clear and escaped injury. f!ot wet through! Wore damp boots! Cold settling on my chest, feel miserable ! This is the experience of many. There is nothing that gives more speedy relief than full doses of “Nazol.” It is (piite magical in its effects. d The work of replacing the iron telegraph wires with improved copper wires between Ureymouth and Stillwater has been keeping the Urey district linesmen busy for the past live months. Half the job has now been completed, and the linesmen have “moved camp’’ to Brunner. They will complete the erection of new poles and laying of the new wires to Stillwater inside fiv r o months. Half a dozen posts are dealt with per day. The circuit system is also being introduced for the telephones. The farmer who stayed the trespassing >f sheep and cattle by putting a barb n his straight-wire fence had one of hose Inspirations that pay. Tou are iable to have a similar one. Consult us is to Its value and entrust your patent ights to us.—Henry Hughes, Ltd., Patent Attorneys. 157 Featherston Street, Wellington, of K. R. BaU. Peel Street, it«lmm« 1 Recent experiments carried out in the research laboratory of the French Army Veterinary Service are stated to have shown that- it is possible to replace oats by seaweed as fodder for horses. The seaweed is gathered at the end of August or the beginning of September, •it the time when it contains most sugar. The treatment of the seaweed is exceedingly simple—rinsed in soft water ind then dried.

They Nourish the Nerves Heart’s Tonic Nerve Nuts Make you fit—Keep you fit 9 The borough tramway returns for the fortnight ending July 30, show: Mileage 2458, car hours 456, passengers >.6,323. “During the past fortnight,” states the report, “the usual time-table .vn.s observed, every twenty minutes, the extra ear being run as traffic warranted it. Owing to Nelson Bros.’ freezing works closing down the ear from the Post Office at 7 a.m. has been discontinued temporarily. On Saturdays, instead of having lour ears out, there tiro only three.’’ MUSIC SUPPLIED FUEL ! • Tho Dominion Correspondence School if Music will teach you the Pjapo ip one i under the time at half the usual cost! Vn improved method, using music recognised by Trinity College of Music, London. Success guaranteed. Music supplied free. Write for free book. ‘Your Musical Opportunity,” to James Rodger Co., 158 A Manchester Street, Dirist church —3 During the fortnight four building permits were issued in the borough, the value (including two dwellings £1810) being £2006. ' ' h For Children’s Tracking Ohbgk, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, —1 Dr. Elizabeth L|unn says that in the schools which had adopted tooth brush drill it is no\y almost impossible to discover a septic mouth amongst tho child•on of those schools, A “uIfIEOT ACTIONPST.”

The potent balsams composing Royle’s Cough Mint act directly upon the “inner skin” and break up colds quickly; 4oz. bottle only 2/6, at Chemists and Stores. —6. The hardwood pilps for carrying \})\\ power t r 3psmissiop lipo" frfliiV WfHPWI to Miltop grp gif op Iho ground, and a start has been made with their erection. The richness and flavour, together vith its never varying quality, makes Nelson Moate’s Teas famous wherever really good tea is appreciated. Prices, 5/-, 3/2, and 3/6 per lb.—s. , The New Zealand delegates to the Salvation Army Congress (writes a London, ■correspondent) seem to be having- avegy, interesting experiyncp, if a sfv-g'nuqq'g one, for there gyp ggnpraliy three siftings dgily. Muc|i tjjpo i§ bping devoted Ip, the socigl side of the Army’s work, Papers, too, are read, and helpjgj ( 1( formation of tlip epnditipng (q qthwlands is (hus qrcplgfgp. A pa pep that is 1 pokpd upop as hgving been part icq. larly useful and instructive wag vend hy Staff Captaip Scptnpy, \v-hq took “Agriculture in New Zealand” as his subject, and dealt with it as expressive of cortain national aspects. Ho told of the training farm at Rotorua, and dwelt on the value of agricultural training for boys. Some delegates from Canada, complimenting the New Zcnlalndcr, regret- I ted that they bad not done something' similar for Canada. One pf ffteru char- ! acterjspd t|ip in a real Empire-I building cpntributiqn. When time permits the delegates make excursions to places of interest within easy access. For instance, they found a good deal fo ' see at the Hadley Farm ~jr s . ; sex, and thgss ia t in agriculture I htlYfi aide to fit in visits to country khows. One day recently the New Zealanders were of St. Allyang, gpd when fn the pgf fig prat they were, met by the | Dpain,' who showed them all Us mono- j rpents of interest and antiquity, and : then told them of much of the history of the ancient Veralum, whore substantial traces of Norman walls in the surrounding countryside still remain. Although not an official delegate from the Dominion, Mrs. Staff Captain Barnes (Christchurch), who is in England on a visit, is attending the conference. At its conclusion a week will ho spent, in the war zone areas of Franco and Rclginm. CU”! YOURSfLF OF STAMMERING Give a few minutes daily to Professor Foote’s Home Study Course. Genuine results and evidence prove the success o.f Dr. Foote’s methods. Write for free prospectus ’’O’’ to .las. Rodger Coy., 168-A, Manchester St., Christchurob. 3