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Evening Star, Issue 17924, 21 March 1922, Page 3

The deceitful appearance of certain, apples, which so often causes disappointment to purchasers, was mentioned in the coarse of a Supreme Court case at Nelsoai last week. Counsel fox one of the parties was urging Mr Justice Hosking to visit certain orchards and! judge the apples for himself. "I should be deceived just as much by their appearance as I am in shops," commented His Honor. " Perhaps you are .not a good buyer," laug§iingly suggested the kiwyer. "I frequently buy, and when I go by appearances instead of name I am taken in, replied the judge more in sorrow than an anger. WEST AFRICAN CAMPAIGN. Mr C. E. Dioderiks, officer in Capo Point Frisson, C.P., says: "The West African campaign seriously affected my health. I became terribly weak and shaky, but Dr 'CssseFs Tablets cured me." Just as they will cure anyone else. Prices in New Zealand, Is 9d and 4s; all chemists and stores.—-£Advt.l