Lord Cowdray left £4,000,000, on which the death duties are £1,600,000. The chief bequest is £lOO,OOO to Joan Pearson, the pretty daughter of Lord Cowdray’s third son, Francis Geoffrey, who was killed in the war in 1914 when Joan was aged two. The residue is shared between the sons Harold and Cecil and Lady Denman. FOR THE MEDICINE CHEST. There is one thing that no family medicine-chest ought to be without— WADE’S WORM FIGS. Give them to children at the first sign of worms. The kiddies like them, and they never fail to ensure satisfactory results. Contain no harmful ingredients, and leave no bad after-effects. Simple, safe, inexpensive, reliable. All chemists and stores. The most effective specific for -olds and coughs is “NAZOL.” A few drops taken on Innin sugar will give inetaut relief, is 6d buy® £0 dosea.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 180, 15 July 1927, Page 7
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