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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXVI, Issue 7906, 24 September 1929, Page 4

In Sydney next March the third Pacific Rotary Conference will be taking place. Steps are being taken by the New Zealand Publicity Department to induce delegates to visit New Zealand either on their way to or on they way from Sydney. For this purpose some excellent material setting out the beauties and attractions of the Dominion has been dispatched to Sydney. This, with the personal touch that New Zealand delegates to the conference will be able to import, will, it is hoped, result in quite an influx of tourists who might otherwise have left New Zealand out of their itinerary. Replying to questions at the W.E.A. lecture at Cambridge the other night, Dr. Gower, of Hamilton, said that, so far as was known, there was nothing in the supposition held by some that pork, tomatoes, or in fact, any special food was a contributing factor to concor. All sorts of theories were advanced as, to the cause of the disease, but the fact was that the medical profession had as yet, been unable to ascertain the cause. The number of apprentices registered in New Zealand is 9943, according to a return tabled in the House of Representatives. As there are 31,773 journeymen and working employees for whom apprentices are allowable this is equivalent to one apprentice to 3.2 journeymen. The number of apprentices who would be employed if employers engaged the number they were now entitled to under the law would be 19,931.

WELLINGTON LADY, IN LONDON Mrs J. D., a well-known Wellington lady recently returned from London. While there she introduced Q-Tol as a hand emollient to some friends. Immediately on her return to New Zealand she arranged for a Lambton Quay chemist to dispatch packets of Q-Tol to several London addresses. Daily Make ZAM-BUK A Daily Needl When there are children about you can’t prevent them tumbling into mischief with their pranks. But you don’t need to sec them suffer. Keep Zam-Buk close at hand. Evcr-rcady and thoroughly antiseptic Zam-Buk is the best, safest, and most efficient of home first-aids. Whether used for a bruised knee, a cut, poisoned finger, grazed forehead, or a burn, sprain, or opan wound. Zam-Buk swiftly takes away the hurt and soreness and ensures dean, healthy healing. To-day, Zam-Bok has its regular place in tens of thousands of Australian homes. Use it for cuts, burns, ecietna. ulcers, poisoned wounda. scalp disease, piles, eta. 1/6 box & 3/6 family size. All chemists.

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