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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 11 July 1924, Page 7

ft is not always profitable to display zeal in tbe performance of a public duty (remarks the North Otago i nnes). A resident of Oamaru saw a policeman arresting a drunken man. He. jumped off ],is bicycle. placed the machine beside a building, and went to the assistance, of the limb of the law. He received the thanks of the country, hut on returning from the police station he discovered that liis bicycle had been appropriated and ho bad to walk’'a mile to his home in a cold, frosty atmosphere. CHILDREN'S COLDS. Parents should be prepared to treat coughs, colds, croup and bronchial trouble immediately tliev make their appearance. If allowed to get u bold, they are hard to relieve, and may lead to serious consequences. There would be far less infant mortality if cliilddren’s colds always received instant attention. There is no safer nor more effective cough medicine for children than Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It contains nothing that is in any wav injurious. The children love it, and know as well as you do that it quickly relieves their coughs and colds, checks bronchitis, prevents croup.—Advt. That- tickling. Irritating cough caa be promptly relieved by a few drops of “Nazol” taken on lump s ,- *gar; (3(1 doses 1/b. —Advt.