YOU SHOULD BEAR IN MIND.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 231, 9 March 1915, Page 4

YOU SHOULD BEAR IN MIND.

That by nsinsf the commercial aucalyptus oil, which is now bought at 6d per lb., weight and bottled, and on account (if tlie large profit pushed, you are exposing yourself to all the dangers to which the use of turpentine will expose you—irritation of the kidneys, intestinal tracts and mucous membrane. By insisting oil the GENUTNK SANDER'S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT, you not only avoid these pitfalls, but you have a stimulating, safe -and effective medicament, the result of special and careful manufac+'-'. A trial will at once convince. Quality in a small dose distinguishes it from the bulk and dangerous products. Remember: SANDER'S EXTRACT- embodies the result of 50 years' experience and of special study jnd it does as promised; it heals and cures without injuring the constitution, as the oils on the market frequently do. Therefore, protect yourself by rejecting other brands. SANDER'S EXTRACT possesses curative properties peculiarly its own, and can bo used with perfec! safety.

; Whilst summing up in aaaUcgedicattlcstealing case at iv'apicr, Sjir Kobert Stout said tliat if the law had been altered in accordance with a suggestion he had made some 'Zii years ago, every person -who boujclit cattle would send in to the Kogistrar of Brands a ivrtilicaw that he had bought tin..animaLwith, a certain brand. Tliis would greatly minimise cattle-stealing. However, this had not been don<b •

Last night,, owing to temporary failure of water, supply to tli 0 turbines at the municipal electrical powerhouse, New Plymouth,, or;at least that,.very large portion of;.:it that reli.es oiu electricity for jts lighting, was ,left;, ia. darkness.. At about Q..o'clock the. lights gradually faded away, and. then completely failed, until tlie power was restored about an ftour later,. During the interval there was a general hunting up of candles, kerosene lamps, etc. Among Others inconvenienced Were the City Fathers themselv'is. They were assembled in solemn ".enclave, just abi»t. to discuss the financial position, about, which they had, it was said, been in., the. dark for so the light. went out. An: adjournaient was suggestml, but one councillor remarked that they were quite used to being in the dark. Tie aeting-ulerk unearthed a jacket or two of candles. Ink-pots, lolly-tins, etc., were requisitioned as, eandle-sticks, am!' the meeting plodded out with the discus; sion itf the Devon Street footpaths. Apparently more light was lequired for the financial discussion; which- was resumed when the lights again shone out. The. linotypes at : -the-Dailv News office were rendered stationary bv the stoppage of motive power, and t'le enforced idleness did not tend* tb the easy production of the present; fisue.