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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1810, 24 July 1913, Page 10

Soro throats and hoarseness aro soon relieved with a few drops of "NAZOL" 011 lump sugar. Place tho sugar between the cheek and gums, and allow to dissolve very slowly.—Advt. The New South Wales Minister for Minos has received a loiter from Mr. Pittman, Und'-r-Secretary for Mines, who is now in Queensland, in which he describes a renmrkable seam of coal in the northern State. "The day before yeslerday," Mr. Pittman writes, "] was inspecting a coal field about. 200 miles west of Hockhamplon, at a place called Hlair At'liol. 1. was down a collierv, Halt, from the surface to the lop of the coal seam. Tho seam is only GSl't. thick, with 110 shale bands. The coal is of good, hard quality, so hard in fact that thev shoot it down with gelignile. I am afraid vou will think 1 am stretching it, but lassure tlie facts are as I have stated. The ccal does not coke; but it is splendid steaming coal, low in ash, and dees not clinker. It is olso very good for household purpose," Tacklo that fresh cold in llie head by inhaling freely "NAZOL." Also lake a few drops on lump sugar, and allow lo dissolve very slowly by placing it between tho cnc-ek and gum.—Mvt.