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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 252, 28 October 1904, Page 2

Ths Dead Sea has been navig a tad ' by a motor boat, and the engineer who made the passage sends oil ao count ol his oxiKti'kuceß to the Jewiuh Chronicle, lie saw a number ol* dead fishes, killed by the salt water at the lajce, but (van surprised to-' llnd that tho water hod no peculiar" colour of its own, though it wia extremely heavy. Although travellers have allegud thut Urdu cannot!.' 4 exist around tlii Dead Sea, he Saw a - groat number of soaring swallyWl- \ Tiie monotony, he writes, was intense. "Before me I saw the wildei<jiess of J udea, ami on tlie right « ™ green spot marking the banks o< the * Jordan. There was not the slightest signs of life. A death-like ill- f £ cuce prevailed in tliH* strange r», / (jlan, scarcely ilistunbed by the heavy motions of the waves, feebly taatfeg v against the beach." Caution to Fqtovim*. 4v; The extraordinary success achietai ' < by tho ua» of Sykea's Red Drwch' has elicited letters o( praise from., .'! all pfcrts of tho colony. In or<lai;< J to obtain the genuine drench mW expressly for SYKES'H KUQ, s. DKRNOH. Every Ingredient In tbi* i Drench is selected by an expo*. ii 4 London, lresh supplies arriving V every three months. Only material*" of the highest quality are us« 4 l^v 1, ' its manufacture. Shun the deal**' who, in ordr- to gain larger pN»*.< | fits tolls you he has something | ter. Beware I His advice may coif ' ■ you the life of a moat valuaM# t, animal. For cows, horses, ikMM- j •nil pip. Price, Is «d. packet Qontitßi 3 drtaches. Buildrrs may no'worder ths I >a««e "