CASUALTIES.
(«*SS ASSOCIATION TSLIOBAMB.) GISBOENE, April 28. James Knight, aged 15, was seriously gored by a bull at Bushmere. The horn penetrated his chest. He also received a gash in the thigh and internal injuries. Knight was removed to hospital in a critical condition. PALMEESTON NOETH, April 28. Clive Tweedale, aged twenty-two, who was accidentally knocked down by a taxi-cab last night, succumbed to his injuries in the hospital. DUNEDIN, April 28. Douglas Mackay, aged 19 months, was sucking a chop bone, when a piece of bone broke off and choked him.
"Advertising ia goodwill," said Sir William Joynson-Eicks, tho Home Secretary, at .the seventh annuul festival banquet of the National Advertising Society, hold at the Connaught Booms. "Advertising is building up the goodwill of the world.'' He appealed to advertisers to help the goodr will of the Empire by saying scmetJiing in all advertisements about the .Empire. "A little corner—or a corner —might be used in every advertisement to say something about the Empire. The world lives by advertising." SisFrank Newnes, presiding, appealed to all to discourage advertising amidv. the beautiful scenery of the country. Advertisements in beauty spots do more harm than good.
A cement road, for automobiles only, and without a speei limit, has been officially opened 1 by the King of Italy. The roads extend 30 miles from Milan* varese, and later will be extended to Lago Maggiore, near the Swiss border.
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18368, 29 April 1925, Page 10
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