TYPEWRITER TRADE CONVENTION

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 257, 24 July 1920, Page 12

TYPEWRITER TRADE CONVENTION

♦ America is universally, acknowledged as the birthplace and home of the typewriter as a commercial asset. IVom time to time those interested there in the trade meet socially, exchange views on the trade, and otherwiso fraternise, showing good feeline to ono another. Thiß was evidenced In Wellington on Thursday ovoniiiit. when those interested locally in th(! trade dined together at\tho Grand Jlotel. After the dinner a very enjoyable cveninir w*s spent, when ntmerous points ol interest to the traile were freely discussed from a friendly point of view. Occasion was taken to welcome Mr. W j Bull of Ohrietchurch, and to wish him bon voyatte on the eve of his trip to Australia, Similar eatherlnEi vdll he held among'the members of the trffift in VelJir.fton from time to time, and it was decided to hold annually, a combined typewriter t|ad<i picnic, to which will bo inV vf d typ ii to " sera ot all makes of ma. chines. The date and other details of this fliture_wlll be advertised later. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. In answer to a number, of correspondents, we wish to state that there's no paregoric, laudanum, or other harmful habit-forming <lpig 3 in HEENZO (Hean's iissence), the famous preparation which enables Anyone to' make up a pint of the finest quality cough arid soro throat medicine in a few moments, at a cost of only 2s. 6d. A pint is as much as you can get pf ordinary remedies for 12s There is cdrtainly nothing else that heals inflamed mucous membrane, loosens phlegm, and allays bronchial distress better than HEENZO, which may be obtained from chomists and stores'j or post free to your address on receipt of price, 2s. Gd., from Hean's Pharmacy. Waneanui— A'dvt. i Singers and public speakers find "NAZOL" unequalled for preventing or relieving hu6kiness and soreness in the throat. Can he taken anywhere.—Advt.