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Hokitika Guardian, 9 December 1927, Page 4

CISTINCTIONS CONFERRED On Sander and Sons' Pure Volatile Eucalyptie Extract include first Award and Gold .Medal, X.Z. and S.S. Exhibition, 1926, Dunedin, N.Z.; Award and Medal, International Exhibition, Am sterdain ; its purity and potency is proved bv analysis of Prof. Inglis University of Otago, and De Uavay. Melbourne; it was proved best «t the .Supreme Court, .Melbourne; it is recommended by "eminent medical authorities and enjoys Royal patronage Why? Because Sander’s Extract in not the commercial eucalyptus oil, but .1 specially prepared medical product highly effective in all infectious diseases, cuts, burns, sores, piles, etc., when used as directed. Insist on tho Genuine Sander's. Tt is the best.

The Colonial Office, in its service to the Krnpire, must function in a new way in relation to the Dominions. It must make ways of consultation with them, even to the extent of going among them in search for their opinions. ami in promotion of their cooperation witli the Homeland. There, in brief, is the raison d'etre of .Mr Amery's tour, of his presence in New Zealand, of his confidential speech with its legislators, of his intercourse with all classes of its people. He is Downing Street abroad. All that he has. so far, said, all that he may still have to say, centres in the fact that such a tour as his is the corollary and complement of the doctrine enunciated by t :, e last Imperial Conference. II these units of the Empire, “each organised as a separate community, each free to act according to its own judgment.'' are to work in co-opera-tive loyalty to the whole that they compose, there must he multiplied in every possible way points of personal contact among them. Air Amory, in this illuminating speech, has made his confession of faith. It remains for this Dominion among others, to espouse it with the same wise enthusiasm. and give it full embodiment in deeds. For tin's, as he well knows, it has the mind and will.-—" Now Zealand Herald.”

The Court decided that no compensation was payable by defendants to the plaintiff, the latter being ordered to pay costs to defendants as follows—witnesses £4. defendant’s assessor £5 ss. counsel fee £lO and Court costs Ladies new neckwear in crepe de chine and lace just in front London by parcel post; ladies collars, vestees. scarfs, etc., 2s to 10s 6d. McKay’s, Hokitika.—Advt,