While engaged in draining operations on the farm of Mr. It, J. Knuckoy at Rawhitiron, Mr. Walter Burton, of Chi'selhurst, sustained shook and bruises owing to a premature explosion of gelignite which was being used for the removal of obstructions. Though suffering from shock and severe bruising, Mr. Burton's condition is not considered serious.
There seems to bo aristocrats iu every department of life, whether of braius, breeding or wealth, and the name applies even to manufactured gocda. In the "soap world" Rexona certainly holds pride of place, for it is the prince of soaps and worthy of being used by the fairest in the land. Buy Rexona and you will always be "au fait."—B.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16373, 22 June 1927, Page 5
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