THE PERIL OF THE HOUSE FLY

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2994, 3 February 1917, Page 10

THE PERIL OF THE HOUSE FLY

. « Mr. C. Boxshall, the well-known Canterbury wicket-keepor, is in town ns the business representative of Wheelband s, Ltd.., tho proprietors of Wheelband't; My Exterminator. • It will bo remembered that toward the end of last summer exhibitions were given of : the use of this mixture before the numerous public authorities and the Press in Wellington, and they created quite a great deal of interest, as they pointed, the ! wav'to enable us to make •Wellington a fly-less cty, and there is little doubt, that the new by-laws dealing with the fly evil are the direct outcome of these exhibitions. In a chat with Mr. Boxshall, he explained that since leaving Wellington he had given many other such demonstrations of the efficacv of the mixture and method., both., in New Zealand and in Australia, and everywhere the'advont of the means of effectively dealing with the flv pest was; hailed with delight. 'The New Zealand business was opened up in Christchurch a few weeks ago, and the "demand for the mature has been astonishing." It is the intention of the proprietors to place the mixture on the market here immediatelv, so.tbst Wellington people; may have the advantage of its' use during the remaining months of the summer. vchich are .the worst for flies.-(Published by arrangement.)