THROAT SPECIALIST RECOMMENDS FLUENZOL. Prior to leaving the Dominion, a N.Z. Doctor, now practising as a throat specialist in Harley Street, (London), recommended Fluenzol for children’s diptheria, croup and catarrh.— (Advt.)
The wheat harvest in Italy is this year 20 per cent, above the average. The principal manufacturers of needles in Britain make about 600 million needles a year. Sixteen different operations are required to make an ordinary sewing needle. The smallest needles are made from wire 0.0085 ii. in diameter, and 1000 of them weigh less than a quarter of an ounce.
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Southland Times, Issue 20641, 13 November 1928, Page 8
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