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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15794, 7 April 1922, Page 7

A representative of a Taranaki dairy company stated that, his factory sold .ill its surplus butter over what wasf required for local trade at Is 6Ad per lb. in bulk, the contract, extending over tho next few months, , Tin; Fcilding Star mentions unique in the way of! monstrosities was a pup, which lived for 24 hours, had one head, but two bodies and a smaller outgrowth from tho largor body. Tho latter had tho usual Jour legs, and the outgrowth has throe logs. A plea for the early education of boys and girls in matters pertaining to sex was made by Dr. W. H. Pettit in an address to the members of the Auckland Rotary Club. He said this wasia subject that 'was little thought about and much misunderstood. His conviction was that as soon as a child reached the age when it began to inquire about such matters, it should be informed from clean and scientific sources, otherwise it would gain its knowledge from the garbage of impure minds. "Reputation Is an Idle lmposttlon." —Shalcespeare. Proof positive Is the worth or otherwise of a product is generally portrayed in the public opinion of such article. For over uaU-a-century, Baxter's Lung Preserver has been acclaimed by thousands as a genuine, reliable cough 'and cold remedy for both young and old. *\s a body-building, blood-enriching tonic, "Baxter's" has also proved its sterling worth. Obtainable at all chemists and stores—2s 6d large bottle. Thp Rahui dairy factory in Otaki sets a fine example of what can be dona in {he way of beautifying. Tho grounds are nicely laid off in lawns and flower plots, and give the factory a fine appearance.