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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 199, 22 August 1919, Page 4

iXLr. P. C. YVcbb is expected to regain his fTeed'om some time during the next few weeks (says am exchange). The date of the release from imprisonment, in the ordinary course, would be September 13, but as there is a renrksion of sentence up to .the possible limit of 26 days in his case, it is probable that he will be set at liberty before the date mentioned. In spite of the stern lessons that Yvere burned into Ohe mind, of the community by the epidemic last year it seems that some people are still ignorant of t-he first facts about the spi cad of disease (remarks the "Ot-igo Daily Times'"). A Lujied-iu lady met a neighbour's iittle girl the other viay, and on making use usual poM'te iiiquvries about the health of the fa.mily learned that a lister had just been taken to the hospital suffering from dii-ihtlio:ia, "And where ua-e you going witii the bundle of papains?" the i-uxly asked. "Ohl I'm just 'taking litem, round to soli at the stove." was thesutftling reply. It would be iniorestbtj to know if any loaves of bread wure subsequently i\rap;K>il up in tuese papers from tin infected house. Our Folding Ironing Board, makes iromng a pleasure; 4ft.""din. long, tapered top. Only JO/6 each, at Tonson Garliek's. (Ad.) Papakura storekeepers report settlers delighted with "Keep Smiling Boot Polish," "Golden Rule Soap," and ".Y'oRubbing Laundry Help."'—(Ad.) Protect children from tire. Nursery Fire Guards, copper wire, 3ft., 22/6, up to 4ft., 30/, at Tonsoa (Jarlick's.—(Ad.)