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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22196, 5 December 1946, Page 8

Grant Outpoints Robertson Though ceding half a stone in weight, Joe Grant, lOst. 81b., Australia, proved too clever for Henry Robertson, list., Christchurch; in a professional middleweight boxing contest in Napier on Monday evening. Grant took the decision on points, mainly collected by an exceedingly fast left which Robertson "could not effectively guard. Robertson was constantly aggressive, but found the Australian very elusive and lost points through being unable to stop Grant’s swift counters. A clever boxer and on his toes throughout the bout. Grant took advantage of the smallest relaxation of the heavier man's guard and, although tiring towards the end of the fight, was not at any time in serious trouble. The referee was Mr. Tommy Donovan. Nature’s Laws MUST BE OBEYED No one can deny that nature is wonderful The more we analyse its laws the more impressed we are with them Respected and obeyed they give us good health Neglected or defied untold suffering results One of nature'.>■ principal laws which we should all realise is that the bowels shall operaKfully at least once a day Headaches Biliousness, indigestion Loss of Appetite Lack of Energy and Rheu matism are some examples of what develops if this rule is not adhered to Indian Root Rills have proved so efficacious time and again that their worth :s recognised and vouched for by thousands of users—and in many households they are regarded as indispensable W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd., Parish Street, Wellington. 10

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