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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 178, 13 July 1927, Page 7

On charges of illegally using an instrument on a female, Robert Grant Bastion, Henry Allen Fellingham, and William James Alexander Mitchell, all young men, were, in Christchurch yesterday, committed to the Supreme Court for trial. The cases concerned two young women, one of whom had recovered, but the other is still seriously ill in the Christchurch Hospital. Bai] was allowed. Fellingham. who was alleged to have been concerned with the girl who had recovered. The Magistrate refused bai] in the other cases in view of the girl's serious condition. ANOTHER’S TOOTH—AND Tr OURS Another’s man’s toothache is easy to bear, but it’s another story when this most distressing complaint selects yours as a victim. To bear or not to bear —that is your eternal question. Miserable * days and worse nights face you, with visions of tho dentist’s chair in mind. Use Barraclough's Magic Nervine, it will set your fears and aches at rest. It acts instantly when applied to a bad tooth. Kills the nerve—the pain goes' for good, Chemists 1/S. ilka