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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10037, 11 July 1910, Page 5

. The south rode at Castleclif?, Wanganiii Heads, has now been pushed out 2,180 ft aeawarr?. The Harbour Board's engineer Elates tliat the edict which the mole is havirg or; the ebb tide now ia very noticeable. The channel over the bar, he says, is now regaining ita former position, and instead of hugging the south mole, is being puai ed to the northward, and kept to its proper place, running straight out. 'lhe wo:k uf extending the north mole will be commenced soon, and the lines of both moles will now be drawn close together, in order to converge the ebb current and give a greater scouring eflect on the bar. A c BEST FOE CROUP, usual hild may go to bed at night in his awak health except, for a Col;!, only to c } eve en a few hoars later with a we; I inai loped attack of croup, atid the roanxnder of tbo night is spent by the f , u lj:ious parerts in tryir g to relieve his px ering, which is usually more or leas erimental. A bottle of Chamberlain's an nerli Remedy in the house will, save expense, and per ha) s the life of a j.e child. When this medicine is given m the first indication of croup the attac* e ay bo avoided and often at'».er the roupy cough bas appeared it will prevent the attack.