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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17232, 11 April 1930, Page 10

The chief Government electrical engineer, Mr. F. T. M. Kissel, has suhmilted a report which is adverse to the development of a large hydro-electric station at the Gowan, Nelson. Part of the report reads: “The position as it stands at present is that the department has asked the hoard for guarantees representing loads of 2080 lc.w. rising to 5200 k.w. in five years as a preliminary to starting construction work on the Gowan scheme. This the hoard considers it cannot give. In this 1 think it is probably'correct, as without the development of some special industry the district is not likely to absorb this amount of power.” “It mends tlio gross mistakes of Nature.-’ -—Butler. 'I Kveryono, agrees that one of Nature's biggest mistakes is a distressing cough or, cold. Blit the secret of friending all complaints of the throat, chest and lungs lies in the penetrating qualities of Baxter s, Lung Preserver. i This wonderful specific.,, gets to work quickly., Soothes tho bronchial passages and oasos breathing. Protects tho lungs. An excellent lonic, too. ’ 1 Be sure you get “Baxter s. Bachelor size t/C. Generous-sized boltlo d/b. Economical family size 4/0.