AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 75, 7 July 1910, Page 5

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

ECHO OF THE PAST. By Cable. —Press Association.—Copyright Received July 7, 1.30 a.m. Sydney, Last Night. Two anchors of the ill-fated ship Dunbar, wrecked off the Heads in 1857, have been recove'red. Efforts will be continued to recover the large quantity of bullion the Dunbar carried. PAPUAN MAIL SERVICE. Sydney, July 6. Messrs. Burns, Philip and Co. have purchased the steamer Pyrmont, to be employed in the Papuan mail service. INSANITY IN NEW SOUTH WALES. Sydney, July ii. The report of the inspector-General i on cases of insanity during ISO 9 shows | that the total number is 5934. [ FLOODS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Adelaide, July 6. I Floods at Kangaroo Island did great flair aae to npwly sown crops, and numbers of residents were compelled to ! abandon their homes. 1 EXPORT DUTIES. Melbourne, Julv 6. "The convPTition of Chambers of Agriculture carrier! a resolution strongly protesting against an export dutv on hides and other produce. THE CONSUMER ' is 1 lie sufferer if lie liermit a substitute to b p palmed off on him as "just as ffoorl." If such substitution concern® an article of common use it only means inferior goods; but if vou "meet results from an original and standard medicine, . and then fin! vou are injuriously affected bv th» conation which an unscrupulous' dealer ha.« recommended, vou realise the importance of procuring "just what vou want." Remember SANDER'S EUCALYPTI ' EXTRACT is the original, tried and • anirovpfl article. If vou procure the fiENUTNE SANDER 'EXTRACT you will obtain the prompt relief which onlv a scientificallv prepared medicament can ( give. It contains ethereal particles wlii"h are not present, in other euca- ( Ivptus and is free from irritat- ■ ino bv-,products. Quality in small dose distinguishes it from the bulkv and dangerous products. It &nd effcctire. . [ , , 1 'Aj <- . " , 'V" ' U'A