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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 203, 11 August 1916, Page 6

Two more cases of diphtheria from Napier have been reported to-day to the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board. »It is understod that regulations are now being prepared under the War Regulations Act which will impose an absolute prohibition on women entering and being served with liquor in hotel bars. —Press Association. Sergeant Stanley Barnard, who is reported to have died from wounds received in France, was about six years ago a newspaper runner on the staff of the Hastings “Standard.” He was a plucky and independent boy, and the money he earned on the newspaper round he used to pay his expenses while he continued his studies at the Napier High School.

Language which can soothe and cheer thee When thou hast a cough or cold. But if pleading cannot gain thee, I’ll invoke an aid more sure; E’en a queen could not disdain me Offering Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.”