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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1654, 22 January 1913, Page 4

Health', Inspector's report to the Publio'Health Committee shows that during the last official, month he made 41 Investigations' of infectious diseases, 47 disinfections', 3'; ivholo house disinfections, 12 'sanitary inspections, 43 revisits, «nd five visits'under Sales of' Food and Drugs Act.. He also reported that the frllowing notifications had been mado: —Scarlet fever, 19 cases; diphtheria, 6 cases; enteric fever, 3 cases; tuberculosis, 13cases!. A freehold .property of 1300 acres, near Wnipukurati, is offered for sale in this issue. It is owned by Airs. Houston, of Arlington, and is known as "Newlands." 'The'estate comprises rich flats and fine rolling downs, all ploughable, and is specially 'suitable for dairying. It, moreover, includes a good homestead nnd outbuildings. Inquiry of Messrs. Mnrray, Rolierts and Co., Ltd., of Napier and Wellington, will elicit price and all information. ' ' Atessrs. Baldwin and Ray ward, patent attorneys, 215-217 Lambton Quay, Wellington, report that the following, applications for "letters patent of New Zeal'ind have' recently been filed:—C. E. Player, Northcote, 'dress fastener; Utahna Development" Co., Salt Lake City; U.S.A., wasting .machine; The New Oil Refining Process Co., London, conversion of mineral oil into volitile spirits; Interstate Alotor Co..'Ltd., Sydney, farm and road tractors; W. H. Wood. Perth, anti-nico-tine, tobacco pipe; C. H. Aloss.l Wellington, amusement, roundabout; A. H. Hansen, Alanaia, supplying ,liqued fuel to furnaces; C. M, Smith, Auckland, speedometer and change-speed indicator:-F. T. F. Evans, Auckland, treating flax blades; J. D. Andrews. Auckland, fencing standard; W. B; Teeter, Idaho, U.S.A., animal trap; F. V. Raymond. Invnrcurgill, kauri gum treatment; L. Marks and- O. Johnson, New Plymouth, nou-'refillablo bottle. HONESTLY RECOAtAIENDED. "To anyone suffering from diarrhoea I can honestly _ recommend Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as being tho roost satisfactory medicino on the market;," writes Afr. C. C. Hooper, Wakefield, N.Z. "I havo tried all sorts of <?ocalled 'cures,' but have found nothing equal to Chamberlain's Colio and Diaivhoea Eomedjj"—AdTt