“In the milling ahd manufacturing of pinus insigius, the miller is conreminded :of 3 the .abnormal amount of resin and turpentine contained in the New Zealand-grown trees,” states 'a'’writer'.in the Timber Growers’ Quarterly lie view. “The extremely vigorous-.nature of the treegrowth causes a tremendous flow of. sap, heavily charged with many substances of commercial, value, .and if sufficiently, large areas\dT pinus insignia plantations were available, 1 am convinced that la. worth-while gain could be obtained by combining milling operations with, sonie process for extracting the by-products. Investigations of a valuable .nature in this direction are being conducted by liio New Zealand State Forestry Depaitment, and it looks as though the many practical commercial' uses of this tree will be again added ’to before long.”
Children are very susceptihle to coughs and colds. Be prepared! Keep a bottle of Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion always handy. The children love its pleasant taste and it's a sure remedy for throat and lung complaint'. ;So’d everywhere
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 July 1932, Page 7
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161Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 27 July 1932, Page 7
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