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Taranaki Daily News, 12 March 1920, Page 6

m Prevent 'THISWM '6?/, •m I SI m W Wa t K W/i m m \Mm IKS SUPERINTENDENT TAIT OF THE WELLINGTON FIRE BRIGADE- V —has examined the Fire-Gun Fire * Extinguisher and declares it the \ beat hand extinguisher he has seen. The- • Fire-Gon Fir Extinguisher is carried on the Wellington Fire Engines. The FIRE-GUN puts out little fires before they become BIG ones. Cannot get out of order. Get one today ind he prepared. PRICK (complete with Bracket and •ully Charged) £3 lOa. If you cann,: purchase locally write us, enclosing SZ 10s., and we will forward one Post Paid. • EARLY BROS. LTD. . 187 Featherston Stceet, ! WELLINGTON.

Creamoata. - (Cream o' the Oat) Soliloquy No. 1. The Skipper— c 'After an anxious nieht oaths bridge it's iuii{iil.v flno to ' '.:ora« down to breakfast nad And a delk'ioas i-laiti oi Crenmoata,'waiting in th« cabin. Brings thoughts of the lioma folk, , nn «-s-n „..*-, bcrs; tliat tba rnifisr- "* '' '' * ' • Cr#amonta." f»mou» ceiml—Ji„„ „,„.„», uaum™ lotbing elsft sd nourishing—tt:e wboio family will lillion plates of it used yearly ia New Zealand.

Native, land is notoriously the one vested interest in the Dominion which renders not to Caesar the things which are Caesar's. It is above and beyond the law. It pays no tribute to' the State and no dues to local bodies. It cannot be seized for debt and it cannot be bought without a multiplicity of sanctions. It has a Gargantuan thirst for public expenditure, but it gives nothing in return. It is swelled enormously in value by the construction of railways, roads and bridges. It turns the of European settlors to its own easy profit. Like a gigantic perity of the Dominion and the advance of European settlement but confirms its privileges. If Mr- Guthrie can, under the present law, make native land bear an equitable share of the cost of public improvements lie will astound and delight local bodies. If he succeeds in carrying legislation to effect the same purpose he will win the gratitude of the white community.—Auckland Her"CAMROC for me, please." When you are invited to name your refreshment, call for CAMROC DRY GINGER ALE. It is guaranteed made from an original Belfast formula, and is absolutely pure. It's worth a test, to test (ts worth. All hotels and stores. There is no remedy for throat and chest troubles that has been tested so thoroughly and p. 3 "Nazol." It gets more friends t'e more it is tried, fl your throat troubles you use "Nazol"