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“There is no such thin,a as the benefit, of the doubt,” Mr. J. D. Wills’ S.M., told counsel in the Magistrate’s Court in Dunedin when counsel suggested that, as the evidence against his client was not conclusive, the benefit of the doubt should be extended to the accused. “I hope no one will ever hear me saying that anyone will receive the benefit of the doubt,” the magistrate added. “Unless Ihe evidence is conclusive, no conviction will be entered against anyone appearing before me.” A DISINFECTANT THAT DOES THE JOB. Some disinfectants have a pleasant smell and a weak action. C.O. Disinfectant has a powerful odour and a powerful action. Recommended for all types of household sanitation. Drains, Lavatories, Sick Rooms. Ask your grocer for C.O. Disinfectant, made by C.O. Products Ltd., 16,3 Adelaide Road, Wellington. _
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22289, 26 March 1947, Page 7
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