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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2640, 25 June 1877, Page 3

THE LESSON IN A SNEEZE. As a rule, a sneeze is the warning nature gives that some part of the Body, is exposed to a cooler temperature than the other parts, and that the sneezer is " catching cold." Next to the warning, what is the use of the sneeze P It throws open the pores of the whole body, and induces a gentle perspiration ; in a word, it throws off the cold. A child rarely sneezes more than once—perspiration is readily induced in a youth ; an old man, on the contrary, sneezes half-adozen to a dozen times, with a loudly explosive "catchoque." It is harder to set him perspiring. When one is sitting by an open window, and finds himself sneezing, nature tells him he is taking cold. He should get up instantly, walk about, and take a full tumbler of cold water to keep j up the gentle perspiration that the sneeze set in motion. If he does this, he will not be telling, an hour after, that he has a "|cold in his head," or chest, or lungs.— Dr E. Wentworth.

Auctions TO-MOEEOW (TUESDAY), At 11 o'clock. SALE OF WAIEOA PRODUCE. |OH N LEYD O" N Will tell at his Mart (late Scotia Hotel), Brown street, a Consignment of— WAIROA BACON, CHEESE, CHAFF, and other produce; together with a Large Asioriment of MISCELLANEOUS MERCHANDISE. 903 WEDNESDAY, 27th JUNE. At 11 o'clock. FUENITURE AND EFFECTS, STOCK-IN-TEADE, ETC., Of the Coach and Horses Hotel, Pollen street, Shortlaad. T AM E .8 C E. A I G Has received '"sfcructions from Mr J. GPoweix to cell by auction on above date, at the Coach and Horses Hotel, Pollen street, ShortJand, -' ■ The WHOLE of the FURNITURE, STOCK-IN-TRADE, and other Effects. No Reserve. Term? Cash. 897 Calls HAPE CEEEK GOLDMINING AND QOAETZ-CEUSHING COMPANY (Limited.) SHAREHOLDERS who have not pa^| O CALL (1) of Sixpence per Share nowpast due, are respectfully requested to do so, as the funds are required by the Directors to pay for the works in progress. R. McDonaxd Scott, Manager. Office : Corner of Albert and Brown streets, Thames, June 22, 1877. - 902 I7OR A REAL GOOD 3s TEA JJ go to MEAES AND CO.'S CENTRAL CABH STORE, Pollen street. GEORGE KOBSON, (Late PEOVIDOEE s.s.ROXOMAHANA), HAVING TAKEN CTONIH&HAM'S Newmarket Hotel, BEQ-S to inform his Friends and Vintorß to Auckland, that it will be worth their while to pay him a visit at his Suburban Retreat, where tfiey will hear the swe^t notes of the skylark, the song of tbe nightingale, and the shrill shriek of the iron horse; added to which they will receive a hearty welcome and good cheer. EVEBY ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. • Busses from foot of Shortlaud street every half hour. ■ • - ■ 889