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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 65, 10 December 1919, Page 7

Messrs. Evans «tn:! Co. Ltd., Flourmillers, Tirnaru, write:—"The main drive in our mill consists of an '11.1i.0.' double-ply wire-sown belt, 7.lft. x 20in. wide, made endless on pulleys with a llin. sing!e-ply belting running independently en top. This combination replaced ft 22in. double leather belt, and we are thoroughly satisfied that extra cost is fully justified in increased transmission of power (approximately 40 per cent.). Effect of 'compounding' has been to relieve strain, while running perfect as possible." If you're interested >n "1f.1i.0." Belting, consult Messrs. .1. J. Kiven and Co. Md., Engineers, 20 Hunter Street, Wellington, ami ni Palmcrstoi) North and Napier—Advt.

Neurasthenia—one of the most common of nerve troubles. Neurasthenia can bo spoken of as "nervous exhaustion" re,suiting from overtax of Ihe supply of nerve energy. The cure can bo accomplished by'taking Ceregen, the British Proteid— Phosphate nerve food. Ceregen fives the nervous system the very food elements it demands. It renourishes nerves, rebuilds tissue, and enables t.ho system to cope with physical and mental strain. If yon want nerve health, ask t'or Ceregen, 2s. Gd.. 4s. (id., (is. fid. and 125., at chemists. The 12s. size contains 8 times amount of the 2s. lid. tin'.—Advt.

Tho' winter may bring us many a sting, Tho' aor« throat and colds abound. There's still some, fun 'neatli the moon and the sun Willi" the world gees whirling round. For I lie same etiirn shine when the nights are tine. And we all contrive, to endure— There'll be music and mirth throughout the earth While there's Woods' Peppermint Cure. -Advt,