THE NIWARU.

Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 969, 15 August 1903, Page 3

THE NIWARU.

Per Press Association^

AUCKLAND, last night.

As a. result of the survey of the .Tyser steamer Niwaru, 40 or more plates on both sides of the steamer have been found to he damaged, .hut only about ten will have to he replaced. An examination of the interior of the vessel will be made tomorrow. It is understood that only temporary repairs will he effected here, and that the work .will he completed in London.

Young Edison is following in the footsteps of his father as an inventor. In his 1 laboratory at New York he has discovered i a method of enabling men to think more quickly than under normal conditions. By moans of a magno-olcctric vitaliser a student was able to improve his mental response in solving problems by sevora seconds. Mr Edison, jun., refuses to sell his patent. It may not be generally known that newspaper men keep secrets better than any other class. But so it seems to be. When entertained by the Press Club at San Francisco the other day, President Jioosevelt acknowledged the fact. ; “ Quito an attended experienco in politics, he •aaid, ,J has taught me that the one man svhom it is perfectly safe to tell an important secret to is a newspaper man, beeause be not only shares with other honorable mon the desire to keep the secret, but he knows how. Plants with white blossoms baye a tiareee proportion of fragrant species than iny others; then come red flowers, then yellow, and then blue. w e love i'he dear old Union 'Jack, We love the Motherland Our help she will not ever lack, But by her side we 11 stand. « In peace or war, what it may, he, No love could e'er be truer ;• •W e ’ll build our health from colds so free, PEPPERMINT, CUBBi ■ - -