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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2962, 28 December 1916, Page 4

The Takamatua elieeso factory, which was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday night, was tlio third largest on Banks Peninsula. The elieeso in stock was 6aved, but tlio building was a complete loss. The factory waß the first of its kind on Banks Poninoular, having been erected in 1893. The first season's output of the Takamatna, cheese factory amounted to some <15 tons, which brought lid. per poynd in the London market. The latest shipment realised lOd. per pound. Receiving wireless messages on hoard aeroplanes has heretofore been almost impossible beoause of the intense noise of the engines and propellers, and the faintness of the signals 111 the telephone receivers. With a view to making possible the reception of wireless signals by aviators, two Americans, Messrs. Cutting and Washington, havo developed a brass helmet which, when worn by aviators, is said to eliminate effectually the noise of tlio engines and the propellers. The helmet covers the head of tho wearer and rests on his shoulders. A. telephone recover headband is worn in tho usual mauner. Virtually, tho wireless operator is now using a sound-proof booth'. "No Rubbing Laundry Help" washes clothes clean without washboard drudgory. .810 guarantee with each Is. carton that it will not injure the hands or. clothes. W.l'.C.A,—Advt.