THE WHITEHALL REVIEW. LONDON.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2450, 15 March 1909, Page 3

THE WHITEHALL REVIEW. LONDON.

ON THE VALUE OF GENUINE y DISINFECTANTS. 1 One cannot think without a sigh of the number of happy homes in. this sunny land which are plunged into 'Jfciourning day by day through the decease of some relative who might now be alive and well had the necessary measures to prevent disease been adopted in time. Dealing with the question of the best agents to employ in preventing disease, Ave cannot 'do better than quote from the pronouncement of the Whitehall Review (London) of April, 1907, t on the subject:— „> “We. have gone into this matter close- ' ]y, with the assistance of many gentle-■jr-n able to weigh the evidence on this important matter. The result is emphatically in favour of “Kerol. 77 xsothing we are able to assert that has been said on behalf of this remarkable preparation has been a whit too strong in view of the facts adduced to demonstrate its unique value. To the classes -represented in this journal—naval and military men, club men, and others—this matter is of paramount importance. In barracks, in stables, m clubs, in hospitals, infirmaries, and other pub--T lie institutions, and in private houses, -the value of a supply of a thoroughly 1 /liable disinfectant cannot be over•Wj -stimated.” . .. w l^ r of.srs Dalgety and Company, Lumt-<t'g§f*arb‘i:th'e-sole importers of Ker°l in' Australasia, and full partielulars •can be obtained from them by all interested parties.