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Taranaki Daily News, 18 August 1919, Page 5

The recent eruption at White Island is considered by Mr. J, W. Tibbs, headmaster of the Auckland Grammar School, as the explanation of a curious phenomenon witnessed by himself and several others early on Tuesday afternoon (says the New Zealand Herald). "Looking from the Grammar School grounds towards the Coromandel Range," said Mr. Tibbs, "we were surprised to see what looked like a very largo waterspout mounting into the sky. We watched it, and, as it rose and extended, saw that it must be a huge column of either dust or smoke. There was also a very black cloud, apparently over Mount Hobson, and I remarked that we Bhould probably hear of a torrential rainfall in Remuera. A dull rumbling as of thunder strengthened the idea. Now that we know were was an eruption at White Island on Tuesday, I feel certain what; we saw was the aftermath; it was right in the line of, the island, and remained visible for at least half an hour. When a visit is paid there we shall probably hear that there has been a very violent eruption." When your little child is hot, restleß* and feverish, with a fresh cold, don't delay, but immediately give "NAZOL" on sugar and sprinkle freely a handkerchief with "NAZOL" and pin to the dress so £bat tiig child can iaiale it «OB*tu>%