Page 5 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 3 May 1921, Page 5

A few shillings spent on the free us« of Nazol to protect the mucous mem branes of the mouth, nose and throat from coughs, colds and sore throats, etc. is better than hours of suffering. 1

The Otago Daily Times states tha the railway officials are keeping a watch ful eye on the huge dump of coal in th> Dunedin yards, which dwarfs the em bankment, and even the sheds, am makes trains look like children’s toys With such a quantity of coal lying it stack there is always the possibility or spontaneous combustion, through weight and damp, but the officials have taken the precaution of putting in pipes to act as ventilating shafts and keep the bottom of the pile cool. When more coal arrives a temporary line Is run out along the top of the pile, and it has flow grown to such an extent that the trnekr and men look ouite small op the blqsk heights. •