" Essence De Niaouli"
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Demand in United States
From Our Own Correspondent
Noumea, Oct. 8
FTIHERE is a growing demand in X America for “Essence de Niaouli,” made from New Caledonia’s euca lyptus tree—a tree resembling, in appear ance, the Australian paper bark. The
essence is used for lung complaints and colds. The popular name for the Cale donian inhabitant is ‘Niaouli,” after the country’s most familiar ‘tree.
Sergeant-Major James Rennie, Pte.
William Rupe and Pte. Arthur Estall, all of the New Zealand Forces, were the first Cook Islanders to return to Rarotonga from the Middle East on long leave.