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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVI, Issue 210, 23 August 1926, Page 5

A meeting of farmers and others interested will be held in the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s rooms, Hastings, on Wednesday, 25th. August, at 2 15 p.m., to consider the desirability of langerim lucerne growing as a protection against the frequently occurring droughts in Hawke’s Bay. Mr. Macpherson (late New Zealand Government Lucerne Specialist) will addres ,the meeting.

On Saturday morning in Palmerston North, at ten o’clock, a welldressed young woman, wearing a gold wristlet watch, a gold neck 'N'liin, silken hose, and other sign s of fashionable affluence, lay down to sleep on the front verandah of a residence in Church street. A halfempty whisky flask disclosed the cause of her early retirement nnd an insistent policeman with the help of a taxi, after loud protests and a struggle, gave her a temporary reluge. She was to be given an opportunity, of telling her version or the affair in Court thi s morning.

STUDEBAKER IS HARD TO BEAT.

PECK AND JENKINS RECORD STILL HOLDS GOOD I

The 3471 mile Motor Record between New York and San Francisco established by Messrs. Peck and Jenkins in their stock model Big Six Studebaker car on June 17th. last, has been assailed by three different makes of competitive cars, but all withdrew before completing half the journey. Competitors are realising what a great car the Studebaker Big Six is—The Tourist Motor Co.. Ltd.. Hastings. E. W. Houghton, Napier. W. B. Blackburn, Waipukurau.*

That sneeze means you have caught a cold; to neglect such symptoms is to invite serious chest and lung troubles. Take “NAZOL” aud keep well; 60 dases is (id.