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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 29 July 1925, Page 9

A tragic story of two isixteen-year-old girls, who had: drifted from the control of parentis into evil, ways of life, was told at the Christchurch Magieltratle’s Court (says the Lyttelton Times), when the gills appeared on remand on charges of being idle and disorderly persons without lawful visible means of support. Their lives during the past year had been a round of dancteis, bach parties, and drinking. The 'Magistrate (Mr. Wyvern Wilson) suppressed their names. The girls were well dressed, and looked much dicier than their years. Speaking _to one girl, the Magistrate said : “You've got yourself into serious trouble at last. You’ve been drifting for twelve months, and had a chance, but you broke away again,. You are young — no more than a child —and t don’t suppose you realise the harm you have done yourself. When you go to St. Anne’s you will have good companions, and you mulsit cut out all your old friends, particularly the young men who led you astray. Your ease will be adjourned, for twelve months, and if you don’t behave you may he brought up again on this charge.” / “What perils cto environ mankind.” —Anon. “Baxter’s” is a rich and warming specific that speedily gets to the root of all winter ailments. Always gives sure relief in the case of bronchial and chest affections. Baxter’s Lung Preserver is also an efficacious build-ing-up tonic. Generous-sized bottle 2/6, all chemists and stores; family size 4/6. But be sure you get “Baxters. —Advt. Acts like a charm I That’s what thousands say of “Nazol” the handiest and surest remedy for coughs and colds. r “ 2