At a sitting of the Mount Cook Police' Court, before Mr. G. Anyon, J.P., this morning, a. first offender for drunkenness was lined £1.
For that quiet lime, the family picnic, yon must have something to read. The very latest fiction hy the most popualr authors may always be procured in the Book Section at Kirkcaldie and Stains, Ltd.—Advt.
The quickness of the hand deceives the eye. Keep youv eye on the bottle. When you ask for "Price's" see that you get it. There's real refreshment in a glassful of delicious cordial made from "Price's" Concentrated Beverage. It costs so little —Is (3d bottle makes U gallons. Flavoured orange, flavoured lemon, and flavoured limes Are delightful. See that you get- "I'i-uVb," Sold all grocers and atores.-rActvl. .1
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 155, 29 December 1925, Page 6
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