f Three.adveatutons.peraonsreoently ascended to the highest l; .peak oii Mount Araratj whio)} is 10,916 ft above the level of the sea, ■ ■' J,!! :y: . -■•^■■•■■'■[- The Britjsh Medical Journal contains a Ascription bf ths accidental discovery of a natural fly-killer, :> wbieh. is; worthy the attention of shopkeepers whose wares are so much exposed'in this hot-weather to one of the;plßguei of Egypt; and; : indeed, of housedwellera, generally, as of hbrtieulturiita; and rnjwljitij ;gardeMi;liahoae plants and fruit trees are literally eaten m>by insects of variouskinds. 'A castoroil pUnt, it appear*, Wis placed ueideutly in,arooms»,armihg;#ithftefcifhibb, ofi epurse^Mmjj- : ip an open window, is if ejaminaiuin' they were foun^der ; the;ca»fbrjo[r plant or dinging.to, tlie under surface if its leateif'perfecte M Buderstind, 1 gife but 'in Mssejiiial 'oii'or toxio principal, which poEstejes the itroniesi iimoticidi tul|tiu. . :
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1234, 20 November 1882, Page 2
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128Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1234, 20 November 1882, Page 2
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