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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 17 June 1924, Page 7

The question of whether a parent, under the compulsory attendance regulations, can be compelled to send his children to school several miles away when another one a short distance away is full, came up for decision at the ‘meeting of the Taranaki Education Hoard at New PTvmouth, on Wednesday. Tt was pointed out that the regulations provide that the obligation to -end children to school is just as binding in this case as under ordinary circumstances. Eastern Foam, the Cream of Eascin r t.ion —We have just landed further supplies of this delightful non-greasy vanishing cream This wonderful toilet o-'eam manufactured in England, mini lrers its admirers by thousands all over the world, because it is so obviously superior to all others and yet is quite inexpensive. Price 2s 6d per jar, at Baxter’s Pharmacy, Theatre Buildings, Timaru. ... Strychnine for poisoning rabbits Wc have just landed a further supply. A customer of ours bought six ounces vesterdav. During conversation he in'fermed me that lie got 800 rabbits from one ounce of strychnine—lie poisoned with oats and molasses, and fed for three davs before laying down the poison. What better results can one wish for? Note the address—L. B •James, chemist, Timaru. ... A WAR LEGACY. One of the legacies oT the Great Wn; which Non Zealand lias received is tbo alarming number ol persons with lung and chest complaints. Give a cold half a (nance, and trouble is threatened these p”op!o, who are advised to nip it in the bud with Knfgn. the Great Cough Cure., obtainable from Pntcreaii's M.P. Stores. Stafford Street.