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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 856, 30 June 1910, Page 5

WHAT THEY THINK OP US IN ENGLAND.

Below is an extract from a letter which was received a week ago,by the manager of Messrs. Murdoch and Co.'s Wellington branch. "I am writing to tell yo\i that your little country is absolutely the finest 1 have ever set foot on. I have now been practically all over the world, and, except for England, which, of course, is Home, I could think of no place in which I would rather live than your beautiful island home, New Zealand. I havo another reason why I am thankful that I visited your country, and that is, as you know, I was suffering from that dreadful scourge Eczema, a complaint which 1 have had since I was a boy. You will remember recommending me to try .Red Cross Ointment for the trouble. I bought a box of it while in Auckland, before leaving for Home, and by the time T arrived in England I was absolutely cured. My friends hardly knew me when 1 returned." Yours very sincerely, FRANCIS ,T. TRAVIS. I'.S.—Send me a dozen or so tins, which T wish to give to my friends. KJ.T. Gardiner and llardio. Chemists ami Herbalists. KIT Cuba Street, sell RED CROSS OINTMENT, the Mighty Healer. Price, Is. Bil— Add.

The plague in India during tho last tsn years lias caused as many deaths as have all the world's wars sine© the lime of Napoleon. Efforts arc being made by Mr. Field, M.l\, to persuade the Government to allow Dr. Cockayne, to eompleto his report'on (he sand-drift nuisance. Ho says that the inspection could be completed ill two mouths, and that the total cost would not exceed ,8120. "The solution of the problem, adds Mr. Field, "would bo worth one hundred times the amount involved."