GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, 21 February 1917, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES.

J * • i LABOR/ LOSES A MEMBIjIR. lf By Cable.—Press Association.—Copyright Sydney, Feb. 20. Owing to ill-health Mr Durack has resigned the leadership of the State L»» Lor Party.. • AEROPLANE POSTAL SERVICE. Madrid, Feb. Ift, The Postmaster-General is inaugurating an aeroplane postal service. He claims that after the war 1000.naval and military aeroplanes will be available for the purpose.

-~ ■ :■ I A remarkable disappearance of a bather ,is at present engaging the attention of the Sydney police. About ll'a.m on February l a priest visited the men's baths atCoogee, hired a cos- > tunic, and entered the water, which was .i at low tide, the deepest part of the baths being about 4 feet 0 inches. Two other swimmers saw the priost hanging on to a rope at the end of the baths, and one of them spoke to him. They cami out of the baths shortly afterwards. , leaving the priest as the sole occupant" He was never seen aftenvrds. A search was made, and clothing found b the sheds proved that it belonged to Rev. Father Donnelly, assistant priest at Temora. He nrrived in Sydney on Monday on furlough, and was staying with friends. The Randwiek police took charge of the mising man's clothing, nnr searched for the body, but U(| to a late hour at night it had not been recovered.

TAKE TLENTY OF TIME TO EAT. i ' There is a saying tliat "rapid eating is slow suicide." If you have fonnwi . the habit of eating too rapidly you aro moat likely suffering from indigestion or, constipation, which will result eventu* ally in . serious illness unless cometeit Digestion begins in the mouth, Food I shoufd he thoroughly masticated and b*« salivated. Then when you liara a folfc ness of the stomach or feel doll tuft stupid after eating, take one of Cht»r ' berlain's Tablets for the stomaeh an 4 liver. Many severe cases of stomacfc ' s trouble and constipation have been CW ■! Ed by the use of these tablets. Thqr are easy to take and most agroeaila tib > effect. Sold everywhere, "NO FOREIGN TYRES FOR MS*' SAID THE MOTOBIST, ! "I cannot, unfortunately, o» in ti» . I firing-line, but I can at least do aj; bit by purchasing only British gOOd*-4 Wood-Milne Tyres in particular. WoodMilne Tyres are British through tat through,'' he continued. Moat mutVh ists nowadays use Wood-Milne Tjsmm they use them because they an Brrtitb, because they wear longer thai oftHt makes, and also because Wood-lOtae* are guaranteed for 3600 miles—tha/H guaranteed for that bnt q«M a Wood-Milne has ran for IS/XQ awS Therefore, for patriotic tad' WIHHI reason* fit Wood-JElnen to YC!Clt<p( ' Gat .Wofld-MJIM