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The king of the New Zealand forest the kauri, is regarded as not only indigenous but peculiar to New Zealand, and although a tree known as the Queensland kauri exists in Australia, it, is not the true kauri. ft. was mentioned bv Ur. J. M. Steward, Bishop of Melanesia, on Ins return to Auckland from the Solomons, that a forest of kauris had been discovered in the island of Vanikoro, which is, in the Solomon Islands protectorate. An Australian company has been promoted to mill the timber, and n small band of workmen, practically all of whom bailed from the Bay of Islands, bad begun the work preliminary to marketing -the timber in Australia. Sane ol the trees were between* seven and eight- feet- iri diameter and lad stems clean to a. height of »'orty feet. It is estimated that there are millions of feet of timber of commercial value on the island, but as to it§ quality, in comparison with tiie New Zealand k; uri, the Bishop could not- give an opinion. | CONFIDENCE' REGAINED Through Marshall's Fospheririe.

The power of matter over mind is tremendous.

Lower a man’s vitality and! his mind fills with imaginary fears. Even his familiar work looms up as though a cliff unscalable!

Fortunately, liic converse, too, is true, liaise vitality and l confidence reigns supreme,

Marshall's Fospherino raises vitality by feeding the nerves- Vitality is absorbed' with every dose. Nervousness, weakness, debility, loss of appetite, have no place beside Marshall’s Fosphcrine, the Mighty Tonic.

100 closes for 2s 6di in the six-sided carton. Write to the proprietors, A. and W. Baxter, of Baxter’s Lung Preserver, Christchurch, if you have difficulty in obtaining,

When, ordering this week’s stores, ask vour grocer to include a, few tins of “('-ms.srd Fish” Brisling. The finest pro-curable.-—43.

WHOLE FAMILY’ NOW BETTER. All the family had sore throats. A friend recommended Pulmonas, and good advice it was. Pulmonas quickly banished the soreness. For coughs, colds, as Inna, bronchitis, chest and throat affections, get a 1/6 or 2/6 tin of Pulmonas from your clienvi.st, or send price to Stacey Bros., P.O. Box 882, Auckland.—s .Toy in life is spoilt by jumping, nagging toothache. Why let it go on when a certain cure is to hand? Barraclough’s Magic Nervine can he obtained everywhere. Price 1/6, or from Barrnclough’s Pty., Box 1247, Wellington. 215 Rheurno is the enemy of the cause of Rheumatism, 4/6. Remove corns with Progandra, 1/6. SEE THE ’’GREAT AMERICAN.” A lawn mower that look New Zealand by storm. “Great American Ball Bearing” sharpens itself while if cuts. Invest in a “Great. American” and see what you save in re-grinding and repair bills. Your I hardware Dealers will fell von more. —N.%. Distributors: Mason SI nil hers and Co., Ltd.—s. Vour pantry is not complete without some tins of “Crossed Fish” Brisling and Snacks.—44. WOMAN’S GREATEST CHARM. “No, my dear, powders only cdog the skin. Nothing is so attractive as a clear, fresh, natural complexion, and the best aid to that is Maltexo (Wilson’s Malt Extract). Maltexo tones up the system, removes impurities, enriches the blood, and imparts Hie clear, fresh complexions of good health.” Bee in now. Take the opportunity while the fine weather lasts and the ground is damp to clear (lie weeds, moss and grass from all hard surfaces whether drives, paths or vacant plots. No hoeing is needed and the work is performed with despatch and certainty if you use Marlon's Concentrated Arsenical Weed-Killer. (.Led according to instructions (lie result achieved makes a good beginning for the season’s gardening ojauaiions. ’ Williams ami Kettle. Agents.—7. CALENDARS FOR 1925. Retailers wlio display Fkienzol or Q-loi should write Box 1018. Wellington, for a supply of Calendars for issue to their customers. Secretaries of Garden Societies who use and recommend Q-10l are entitled to an artistically gol-up pictorial Calendar, copies of which will shortly be on view at Florists' and Seedinen’s shops.—7 For picnics, shooting expeditions, camping out, etc., you should include a few tins of “Crossed Fish” Brisling in vour hamper; vour grocer stocks them. -47.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16619, 24 December 1924, Page 3

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Untitled Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16619, 24 December 1924, Page 3

Untitled Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16619, 24 December 1924, Page 3

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