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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17234, 14 April 1930, Page 4

A noted Australian angler, Mr. Critehlev Parker, of Melbourne, arrived in Wellington recently. He leaves for England at the end of the month. He is completing a. book, to lie. called “Trout in the Southern Hemisphere,’ the outcome of 32 years’ experience of fishing in Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand. Speaking about New Zealand trout streams and trout fishing generally, Mr. Parker suggested the practical advantage of inviting one of the great English authorities to come out and investigate thoroughly at first hand conditions in this counry. Food sunnlies. also, had been stated to be diminishing in New Zealand, and Mr. Parker suggested the possibility of introducing from Tasmania, the shrimp naranasnides, which was found m i the Great Lake there. '•PUT A TATTLE SYDAL ON IT.” It does not seem much usn recommending Hydftl for sunburn this season “Thorn ain’t none.” You know how good it is for tho hands. What about your foot? Your faro? Any shin surface at all! It ia a skin cleanser and will do good wherever you put it! “Try it out. E'lt YE ASTON TABLETS after meals and you’ll feel fitter and fitter every day —IT. A. Armstrong, Chemist.*

All farms which supply KXA ORA with Cream are under ♦ strict supervision of a Government Farm Dairy Instructor. This ensures High Quality Cream. No Careful Housewife Would Do It Just Order “Butter” She knows that brands vary—that their taste is different, that they don’t keep so long, that if she buys the Best when it costs no more, she’s doing' the right' thing by her home. Experience has taught her that in Butter there is ONLY one brand which gives constant, regular satisfaction. KIA ORA So She Says “Kia Ora Butter, Please!” Please do the Same 1/6 per lb Support an industry that circulates over £160,000 annually in your district. < C. W. Muir, "THE BOOKSELLER” HERALD BUILDINGS.