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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10288, 24 May 1919, Page 8

EDITOR'S COMMENT ON "PLUENA Wanßanui resident has offered what 1b said to be a "sure cure for influenza" to the Government for .€SOOO. A South Island weekly newspaper commenting on this says : i -"Bnt why pay .£SOOO for an untried cure when we have an article like Fluenzol on the market."—Advt. A lecture on invalid cooking was given by Mitft ltennio in the Newtown Library last night, on behalf oi tho Wellington South branch of tho Nursing Division. Tho hall was well filled, and the .address was listened to with great interest. Miss Rennie described various tasty and nourishing dishes for invalids and particularised njany refreshing drinks. A number of questions were answered at the conclusion of the lecturb. The Statue of Liberty, which stands nfc the entrance of New -York Harbour, in tho. largest an done of tho inosi impressive statues in the work!, and wae the Rift of Franca to Amejicaf Ita total ehight is 305 ft, and the h»-iffh-t of the female fijruro wliibh is holding up tho light of liberty is itself -151 ft. A tionprtml for wild birds has been ••- tablishcd at Colorado Springs. It consists of a commodious aviary in whkih there nre constantly from 25 to 30 birds which- hare been disabled by coming >n contact with wires and in oilier ways in the course of their migration*.