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Grey River Argus, 12 August 1944, Page 5

4 YEARS FOR PETROL RETAILER PA WANGANUI, Aug. 11 “I am justified in believing that - you have been systematically disregarding the regulations relating the use of petrol, and I am not en- _ titled to assume that this is the resul. of a muddle,” said Mr. •Justice Blair, in the Supreme Court at Wanganui, to-day in • sentencing Manswell George Podjursky, petrol station proprietor, aged 37 years, to two years imprisonment with hard labour, on each of two charges of forgery m resoect of his returns to the District Oil Fuel Controller. The sentences are to be concurrent.

‘‘BAXTERS” FOR NIGHT COUGHS. Sometimes it is grandpa. Sometimes it is one of the children. At this time of the year many households are kept awake with persistent night coughs. “Baxters” administered as directed will give quick relief and ensure sleep for all. Be sure and have a bottle handy always. “Baxters,” New Zealand’s most popular t remedy, is sold everywhere and is prepared solely bv Baxters, Ltd., 602 Colombo Street, Christchurch. —2