A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1108, 22 April 1911, Page 5

A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

TWO LADS PALL INTO VAT OF STEAMING DYE. By Telegraph-Press Association-Copyrieht Melbourne, April 21. A number of employees at- the Stockport dyeworks were skylarking on top of tho dye vats when two youths, named O'Donnell and Sandwol'l, fell into a vat of steaming dye. They wore rescued, but died in tho hospital. Although tho Mayor of Hutt (Mr. E. 1. Bunny) does not profess any particular predilection for a motor-bus service for the Hutt Valley, yet he is strongly of opinion that such a service would be a moro practicable proposition than the £o'9,0l)0 electric tramway scheme which the Hutt Valley.Tramway Board proposes to ask the 'ratepayer's to accept. Referring to the matter at Ins meeting last evening, Mr. Bunny said that the Tramway Board, which had already spent something like £1000 without result, had presented a scheme costing £59,000. The ratepayers had rejected it, and the board should then have dissolved, and left it to the ratepayers to decide what was next to be considered. The board had not the least chance of getting tho people to accept its £65,000 scheme. The council itself would have investigated the question of a scheme of borough transit, but wore precluded from doing so by the Tramways Act. In all the large centres, where motor-bus services had been tried, they had been signally successful, and economical. The Hutt roads were admirably suited for such a service, and from estimates he had had prepared for his own information, a three-car service could be procured for £2700. A tramway service could only be obtained at great expense, and would only result in a loss to tho ratepayers. DR. ENSOR'S TAMER JUICE. A SURE CURE FOR INDIGESTION. MOST POPULAR MEDICINE KNOWN. Now, why has TAMER JUICE got this great reputation? Because it is a purely herbal medicine, and docs what is claimed for it. It cures indigestion and all kindred ailments; old and obstinato cases, naturally, would be slower to euro than a slight case—it only requires patience. Many hundreds of testimonials from grateful former sufferers have been received from time- to time, and still continue to be received by the proprietor of Dr. Ensor's Tamer Juice. Mrs. If Hughes, Mount View, Tauranga, in writing, says:— I think that it is only fair that I should tell you of tho great benefit I have derived from the use of Tamer Juice. I havo been a martyr from indigostion and Sick Headaches since I was a girl. I have tried many medicines, but nono did mo any good till I tried your "TAMER JUICE." Now I am completely cured of my indigestion, and very rarely havo any sign or symp. torn of a headache at all. Wishing you every success. Sufferers from biliousness should at onco resort to Elisor's Tamer Juice. Tho action of the Jnioo upon the minute cells, of which the liver is composed, soon restore that organ to healthy working order again. After a few doses the severity of tho symptoms begin to abate, and in a reasonably short time your trouble becomes a thing of the past.' DR. ENSOR'S TAMER JUICE is now also prepared and put up in pill form, and sola under the name of Ensor's TAMER FRUIT PILLS; price, Is. 6d. and 3s. Gd. per box, procurable from all chemists and mcd'clnn vendors thrpuj?Ji.out the, Domimon."Ady.t,