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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16174, 10 July 1923, Page 7

At the first sign of a cold —duo to, germ infection—create an atmosphere of .N'azol about you, which will counteract the infection and give relief. — 5. The chairman of the Auckland Hospital Board mentioned at a meeting hist week that word had been received in the city that good results had been obtained in the south by tho Spahlinger treatment. Dr. Maguire explained that • a doctor had just returned from Switzerland with a supply of the serum, which was the only supply the Dominion had, and it was a very small quantity, but all medical men were intensely interested in watching tho results of tho treatment. Only a chill and a simple cold, Only a store where the cure is sold. Only neglect and unwise delay, Only a doctor called in next day. Only a week from your business lost, Only a groan when counting the cost, Only one way with the wise, be sure, , Only Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.— Cl Every effort is being made by the health authorities to cheek the outbreak of diphtheria in Wellington. It is reported to have been more general In Wellington East than elsewhere, and the Clyde Quay school, the “Tin !SlicJ' in Elizabeth street, tho Kilbirnio, and Hataitai schools have been closed for disinfection. Tho throats of all the scholars have been swabbed and the swabs subsequently microscopically examined for any trace of the disease. ' A pint of beat Cough Mixture can be made at home by adding sweetening and water to a small bottle of HEENZO. Cheapest and bast • 48 The final meeting of the To Aroha Returned Soldiers’ Association confirmed tho resolution passed at its annual general meeting, to tho effect that tho association be forthwith disbanded, and that all assets, after payment of all debts and liabilities, bo handed over to the To Aroha Patriotic Society on trust to dispose of for tho relief of necessitous returned soldiers and thoir dependants; or for the payment of funeral expenses of returned soldiers dying without means within the association’s district. THE NEW “WHY-NOT” GOLF BALI. ADDS YARDS TO A DRIVE. Every day golfers all over New Zealand are increasing tho length of their drives bv using the new trellis marked '■Why-Not” Golf Ball. Perfectly spherical and practically indestructible. —Order from your Dealer of Professional, or from the N.Z. Agents, W. 11. Tisdall, Ltd., Wellington.—'ll. j That tho expression “scab” was capable of two interpretations, was tho contention advanced by a witness in tho Supremo Court at ‘Wellington. One interpretation had been given by Jack London. Tho expression, ho said, was generally used with reference to industrial conflict. Witnesses generally admitted that it had not been in vogue in New Zealand before tho 1913 strike. It was first of all stated that a “scab” was a strike-breaker. But it could also bo applied to a body which was not a bona-fide unionist oreraniuation. Before 1913 the words “blackleg” or “bogus” had been usod to denoto what was commonly known now-a-days as a “scab.” I Sneezing, running at tho nose, with headache, may bo promptly relieved by the free use of Naze 1 — 4 Replying to a question by tho Hon. A. T. Ngata in Parliament, >lr. Massey said it was a fact that Sir Maui Pomare had taken over the administration of tho Public Health Department, but the question of whether he would receive the full salary paid to a Cabinet Minister had not been considered. It was true that he (Mr. Massey) had taken charge of the Public Trust Office, but it was not true that he had taken over the Native Trust Office, which was quite a different thing. i Thousands of mothers know the value of Nnziil iu tho house. It is the safest i and must reliable remedy for chills, | colds, and feverishness in very young children.—l,