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Hokitika Guardian, 8 January 1924, Page 3

'i'll,. I.nndon. Midland. ami Scott ml H;tii au v Iki-: imm:!uw.l a, new third c 1,;.., cc!1 1 re corridor lvj: e ill coach '■< ~.;.t :'.i; pa-venpcfs. tun abreast m each ,i d e nl tiic ceiife panpuay. The cc,aches ale iliviile‘l in the centre > ]iartitinns ami slulinp liners. I lie entrance (leers at each end of tin' car ~11,,11 into vestii nilc, in which are larpe rack, ler heavier luppape. The problem i.i providinp c mii'ortable sealing sjia.ce aml aisle corridor lias been eveihe arranpinp the ends et the corridor where the elbows o! anyone passill.r would catch the side ol the compart incut, and the corridor is narrowed lower down to pice the necessary sonl,,;a.ee without interfering with ■ lie necessary patipwny width. between each pair of seats is fixed a table, and over the table is a reudinp lamp with a switch under the pn,-enper's control. There is a push button to call the attendant. The semi-elliptical roof is enamelled white and provides a pood reflector, without plare. for the nth a lipids. The interior is hni'hed m ntahnpnny. and fawn ami hhte have been introduced into the colour seneme.

SANDER AND SON’S EECAXA PTI EXTRACT, proved nt the Supreme Court of Melbourne to possess for greater antiseptic power than any other eucaivptus examined. is special!v prepared for -edicinal use. ZANDER’S EXTRACT is inonr.factuml under t’-.e constant supervision of a medical man. and its attributes are efficiency and uniformity, the 0 EXU!XX SAXD XR EXTRACI, which protects from all infections, influenza, etc., cures wounds, burns skin diseases, and does not depreanor irritate like the common euea.p..us oil or the so-called ■•extracts. Notwithstanding the frantic eftms „i numerous imitators, our factory has t 0 continue at top speed to cope uith ,i u - over-increasing demand, (lhe manufacturers of “NO-R ERRING” Laundry Help).—Adrt.