ACCIDENT TO THE S.S. HUIA.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXI, Issue 12188, 8 June 1907, Page 5

ACCIDENT TO THE S.S. HUIA.

(Per Unite.! Pices As««>o.iationV WELLINGTON. June 7

At 2 o'clock this morning, whilst on her run horn Wanganui to -Wellington, the steamer Huia, grounded on the end of Long I'oint (Kapiti Island), and remained there for twenty minutes. Her engines were put astern, and the vessel then eamr off. She is leaking slightly, but does not appear to be seriously damaged. The vessel will be placed on the patent slip for examination.

The ll ii i;i was placed on the slip this aitornoon tor examination. The damage was found to be confined to a cracked plate on the port side.

For Bronchial Coughs take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. 1» 6d and 2b 6d.

SORES OF LONG STANDING. Sores of long standing, or abrasions of any kind, burns, scalds, or cuts may be quickly healed by the following simple remedy: — Bathe with warm water (boiled) and place over the wound a piece of lint or soft white rag spread thickly with a soothing salve such as is BEE OINTMENT. Cut the lint to the size of the wound only, and bandage to keep 4 the dressing in its place. After the firßt application of the Ointment, the wound should not be washed, as too much contact with water will produce "proud flesh" or to use the surgical term "spurious granulation." BEE OINTMENT has been tried for years with the greatest success. It is an absolutely pure Ointment which contains properties highly stiumlating to the growth of healthy tissues. It does not irritate or smart but leaves behind it a delightful, soothing and pleasant feeling and altogether is a wonderfully quick healing remedy. Sold everywhere la 6d.

Tn« comtert of the wintsr — a hot water bottle. Best make at % reasonable pries. — The D&ri«s I'liariuacj.