NEWS IN BRIEF

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXVI, Issue 7910, 3 October 1929, Page 1

NEWS IN BRIEF

Capital removed from Auckland to Wellington. 1864. I ” I It ia estimated that the coal re ; sources of the world are sufficient for at least another 4000 years. More than 320 lives have been saved by Cromer lifeboats, the centenary of which station was.recently celebrated. The cases of known murder in a > ecent year were 140, of which numb r 99 victims were one year old or more, and 41 under one year. Mrs. Thomas Ballingal, ot Dominion City, Manitoba, Canada, celebrated her 102nd birthday by taking her first aeroplane ride. i King’ George's war record includes ; 451 inspections, 200 visits to munition j works, 320 hospital inspections, and the bestowal of 50,669 decorations, I To carry out these and other duties ! His Majesty travelled 50,000 miles, j RENDERS FIRST-AID f Once you test the gentle, soothing ' influence of Chamberlain’s Pain • Balm, by applying it to burn, scald, I sprain or wound, you will never be j without it in the house. Chamber- | lain’s Pain Balm can always be de--1 pended upon to bring relief from j pains and aches of the everyday j kind, and render first-aid in eyery- • day mishaps. Sold everywhere.