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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16424, 7 May 1924, Page 3

For Bronchial Coughs, take Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.—4 An experiment in household economy is being tried at the Te Pukn Hotel. Tokornariii Bay, a kerosene fuel burner, after the type of tlha marine installation, having been fitted! to the ordinary kitchen stove. Don’t throw away any idea because it seems very “simple.” Fortunes were made from the safety-pin, pen-knife, hoot protector, etc. If'you have an idea fur an invention, come and discuss its protection and development with as now. —Henry Hughes, Ltd. (Directors:, W. E. Hughes and J. T. Hunter, ltegd., Patent Attorneys), 157 Featherston St., Wellington.—Local Agents: Ball and Orawslia w.— 4. Dye that is claimed to make wooilen.f mothproof has bei'n invented by German textile chemists, BREACH OF PROMISE. SMITH v. WLSON. The breach of promise, Smith v. Wilson, has fallen through, owing to the evidence being so strong in favor of the latter; in fact, thousands who are personally acquainted with DIL WILSON’S REGENERATOR are ready to admit that, it never fails its promise to restore prematurely grey hair to its natural color. That is why the sales in New Zealand have increased steadily for Ihe past 17 years. It is not a dye, hut a genuine restorer and tonic —Sold by Adair Bros., Gisborne. Price 4/- per bottle (4/6 posted), or 3 for 12/6, post, free, direct from A. M. HENDY, Hair Speeiaßst, Dunedin, Solo New Zealand 4gfmt,*