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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9410, 2 April 1909, Page 5

The postal car on the WellingtonNew Plymouth express was detailed at Marton to-day. The train was delayed for 80 minutes. It is understood the position of Government meteorologist, vacant by the retirement of Captain Edwin, will be filled by the appointment of the Rev, D. O. Bates, who has been on the cSSce staff for some time past. Customs returns for the port of Wellington for the past month show a general increase in the value and quantities of exports compared with those for the corresponding month last year. The total value was £524,273 as against £383.346 for last year. For the quarter the value was £1,585,0T9 as against £1,298,660 for same period in 1903. An inquest was held this morning at Dunedin on the body of Albert Edward Burden, who died suddenly yesterday when clearing out a gas holder After hearing evidence, the Coroner said : “I have no hesitation in coming to the conclusion that death was solely due co the effect of gas poisoning, also no hesitation in saying there is nothing to show that there was any negligence or want of proper precautions. The death is purely, one of inadvertence, no blame being attachable to anyone.” Tne verdict was accordingly. At Mangatainoka on Wednesday eve ring there was a very large meetiing of residents to say farewell to Miss M. H. Sicely, who has been assistant teacher there for nearly fifteen years, and is now leaving for* a new appointment at the Upper Hutt. After very eulogistic speeches had been made Miss Sicely was given a number of presents from various sections of the public. The committee and staff gave a silver tea set and engraved tray; residents a silver-mounted dressing case, and the children a gold pendant and necklace. WHY? IS SANDER & SONS PURE VOLATILE EUCALYPTI EXTRACT superior to any 'other Eucalypti Product? Because it is the result of full experience, mid of a special and careful process *of manufacture. II is always-safe, reliable'and effective* and the dangers of irresponsible preparations which are now palmed off as Extract are avoided. A death was recently reported from the use of one of these concoctions and in an action at law a witness testified that he suffered the most cruel Irritation from the application to an ulcer of another, which was sold aa “Just as good as SANDER’S EXTRACT.” Therefore, beware of such deception. Remember that la medicine a drop that cures is better than a tablespoonful that kills, and insist’ upon the preparation which was proved by experts at the Snpreml Court of Victoria, and by numerous authorities during the las* 85 years, to be a preparation of genuine merit, viz: THE GENUINE SANDER & SON*. PURE VOLATILE EUCALYPTI EXTRACT A- word in season about hats. Ton mav be wanting one soon. We keep goo'd hats. Hats that fit. Hats that suit your appearance. Our Black Flexible Hate don’t fade or bulge In at the top. Our cash prices are very keen. We shall be pleased to show yon our new shapes when in Pending. Neal, cash clothier, Feilding.* FOR SCOUR IN CALVES sheep, pigs and horses, use “VERMOOINE, ” Unequalled for all Internal parasitic diseases of stock. Destroys stomach worms, intestinal worms and lung worms. Unsurpassed in all oases nf diarrhoea affecting young animals. Obtainable from Brio:. Broad & Co., Ltd., Matton. THE VALUE OF PATENTS. The U.S. Commissioner of Patents stated if a patent is worth anything it can, if properly managed, easily be sold for from £3OOO to £IO,OOO. If you have invented any new article that supplies a public need, write HENRY HUGHES, Patent Agent. Queen’s Chambers, WELLINGTON. Established 1883 “Advice co Inventors” posted free.