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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 133, 29 October 1914, Page 2

''There are more thing:) than (ire dreamt of iirour •philosophy," remarked ])r Evans, at the conclusion of a leiMivo by Sir Ernest Rutherford in Ohriulcliureh recently. ".Sir Ernest Ruthciford lias dived ;i very long way, and yet lie would be the first to adrwit that he has just got beneath the surface." What savv rise to the remark was an interesting lecture delivered liy the eminent, scientist on the Ronfgen Kays. Sir Ernest Rutherford stated that it was nearly twenty years ninco the X rays were discovered' by Rontgen, but since ■then until the present, day there hud been a great difference of opinion as to file nature of the radiation. Sir Ernest briefly recounted the various theorks and interestingly described the method* of determining' the constitution of -■" rays. Discussing the (lamina rays, he ■ Enid be hud been working during the last year or two to show the conn >etion between the (lamma rays itnd the Beta rays, arid he 'hoped shortly to give an account of his experiences. "Twenty years ago," remarked Sir Ernest, in "we .thought we knew something of radiation, but now we have Fomie idea of the trouble We have to BEST FOR BABIES. >. Baby'B eold, if not attended to, ofter results in Bronchitis and othei serious troubles. Always keep a bottle of Dr Sheldon's New Discovery handy, and bi' prepared. Mothers will And it i- reliable, and that, babies like it. Priwe, IftJd, and 3n. Olitai :% : pTeryirhere,