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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 198, 21 August 1919, Page 6

I _ RECOVERING FROM A COLD. TONE UP WITH WILSONS MALT EXTRACT. As a tonic and restorative to counteract the after-effects of a cold or influenza, nothing is so efficacious as a course of Wilson's Malt Extract. This great bodybuilding, strength-pro-moting food owes its effectiveness to tha fact that it is the extract of prime malted barley. It contains no drugs, no chemicals—nothing in it but what nature provides in the grains of the choicest barley. Little children—-babies a few mouths old even -may have it given them. Wilson's Mall Extract has a delicious flavour, and be taken in various ways. Some take it by itself. Some take it ou bread, others again take it in hot water or hot milk. Either way is good. Don't risk a relapse, or remain iv a dandcrous condition. Build up, get well, strong nn.l vigorous by taking Wilson's Malt Extract. Chemists and Stores everywhere, with or without Cod Liver Oil. , Wholesale Agent: C. 11. Hooper. 53-51 i Brunswick Buildings (»ueen Street, Auckland.— (Ad.)

Various are the pleas put forward by solicitors to avoid paying fees for adjournment of civil case,- at Cue Magistrate's Court. This morning a solicitor asked that a case be adjourned by the Court because a witness was returning by a transport. .Mr. F. K. Hunt, 5..Y1., however, remarked: "That is no reason why His Majesty should loee the adjournment ice.'' An application to adjudicate VV. R. Hill a bankrupt was granted by the Supreme Court this morning by .Mr. Justice Cooper. The application was made on behalf of Kaye and tarter, "rain merchants, of Christchurch, by Mr. V. R. .Meredith, ami with the consent of .Mr. A. Moody, who appeared for Hill, the application was granted, i 1111 was founj guilty this week of obtaining credit by fraud from four Auckland' fruit anil produce merchants, an.l sentenced to eighteen months' imprisonment. Hiil had a bank book showing ; ; credit in tiie Bank of New South Wale; at Hamilton of C 7511, and when :in.;t arrested lie had in his possession .CJiS, while- when again arrested later on further charges he had over C2I1I) in his p.'w-o-sioii. Whiingnrei ■Htorekoepers report settlers deliirbtcl with "Keep Sntiliu" Boot Polish." "Golden Rule S„a;>." ami "Noiiiibbing l.auntli';. Help."- lAd.i THE NOVEMBER EPIDEMIC. Many people who e.-capcrl tiie 'flu" found, on comparing notes, that nothing was *o effective as Flucnzol in warding off the disease.— (Ad.) 3