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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 96, 27 April 1904, Page 3

An Auckland doctor, giving ev-id-cnce at an inquest, explained that Wood-vessels in the bruin were more likjely to 'be burst than those in other parts of the body because of the softness of the subsllancu surrounding] them. In other parts of the body more or 1 ess support, wus afforded by the flesh surrounding the vessels. A lit of coughing or vomi'tircg or any other violent action which sent the blood powerfully to tile head was very liable to cause the rupture of blood-vessels in the brain, especially of those on the surface of the brain. The danger increased with age. About thirty-live million gallons of whisky—presumably Scotch—are consumed annually in Great Britain. I3ut us only seven hundred thousand quarters of barley are used in the distillation, which can only produce twelve million gallons of limit whisky, it is obvious that the remaining two thirds of the spirit is distilled from other and cheaper products. These are the statistics given by Dr. of Buckie, in Banffshire, and his contention is that the remaining two-thirds is produced from maize, molasses and potatoes. The contention that both whisky drinkers and fanners are entitled to ask for protection from the legislature is gaining many adherents in Scotland. Important to sufferers from KheumaJsni.—The proprietors of Bock's KHEKMATIC POWDEIt wish it known that every tin of their powder is sold with a guarantee. All Chemists or Storekeepers are authorised to refund the price paid to those having benefited by the use of it. Close on 500 Cured Cases are known to the proprietors, and the following are a few of thoso who have kindly consented to have their names mentioned to induce other sufferers to also benefit by the use of Bock's Rheumatic Powder—L. K. Webb, Makotuku ; Tlios. A. Pruden, Eltharn ; James Harvey, Mrs ilart, and Mary Ann Hodder, Ashhurst ; W. H. L-jkies, Pohangina ; Joseph Cuimnerfield, Foxton ; Maurace McCulluin and Albert Burges, Waihi ; H. E. Dean, Patea ; John Douglas, Hampden, Otago. Sold at all chemists a.nd stores, 3/0 per tin. For Children's Hacking Cough at Night, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Is 6d.*

FAREWELL, BENEFIT CONCERT TO Miss Daisy Taylor. ST. MARY'S HALL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27th. PROGRAMME: PART I. 1. Pianoforte duet, '''Neapolitan Dance"—Mrs Pope ami Miss Evans. 2. bong "Tire Mighty Deep," Mr Thomson, ii. Song "An Irish Lullaihy," Miss Daisy Taylor. -I. Selection Cornwall Club. 5. Comic song " 'E cant take u roise out ol" Oi"—Mr SuuiTHjr. 6. Song (a) "The sweetest flower that blows" ; (b) "Tile sleigh drivers"—Mrs Wrigley. 7. Banjo tluvt Messrs liuyley and Medley, 8. Duet, Belectwd Mrs ami Mr F. (!. Hume. PART 11. 1. Selection Cornwall Hand. 2. Song "Sununer nun," Mrs Wrigley. 3. Comic song "Wot's the good of ■luinvthink Mr Sunnier. 4. Violin solo Mr Harry Salt. f>. Song, selected Miss Nixon, (i. Recitation "Henry William," Mrs llrown (nee Miss Ahi or). 7. Comic song "The Choir Boy," Mr Heard. 8. Song "Out on the rocks," Miss Daisy Taylor. Tickets Is (id.

"AT HOME." In aid of the Victoria Maori Girls'"" School, Auckland. To be held in the Thratre Royal on the afternoon of Thursday, tho 28th. FANCY STALL WITH NOVELTJRS IN (JHEAT VARIETY. SWEETS STALL, WITH CONFECTIONS OF EVERY SORT. FRUIT, JELLIES. FKUIT SALAD, PENNY DRINKS. Committee ; Mrs Cock (Mayoress), Mesdames E. M. Smith, F. A. Hennetl, Evans, Dockrill, Fleetwood, Frceth, Heard, iiomo, R. Jury,.Morrison, McKellar, Newman, i'aion, Smith, W. 11. Skinner, T. S. Weston, Misses (ieorg'e, llawken, I'erc.y Smiih and Testar. Admission : Ib, includ'hif? nftornoon tea. Children, half-price ; must bo accompanit'd by jjarents or f, r ua!'dinns. Hand in ottendance nml Mandolin Orchestra.

ST. JUARY'S HALL. Friday, Apnil29. • A NOTABLE DRAMATIC EVENT MISS BELLE NAPIER. THE CELEBRATED SOCJETY lON TEUTAINKU AND KLOCUTIONJST OF LUMJOX. ADMISSION : :(/- and 2/-.

Crofton Dairy, Omata. CUSTOMERS Supplied Daily With fresh milk, drawn from a splendid herd of cows, passed by the Governuicnt Inspectors. Cleanliness in every department. Customers are invited te inspect the M.ni and buildings, recently erected to the satisfaction of the Dairy Inspectors. The favour of your patronage is solicited. Creum supplied to customers. Orders may be left with Messrs Sole Bros,, or T. Garner, South Road. R. CLEMOWi