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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVIII, Issue LXXVIII, 13 June 1919, Page 8

For "People's Day" at the New Plymouth Winter Show there was a record attendance. The judging of poultry occupied all day. Entries are very large and from all parts of the North Island. The North Island championships were won as follows: White Ply- . mouth Bocks, W. Cullen, Palmerston North; English Brown Leghorns, Stewart and Landsperg, Normanby; Fantail pigeons, C. C. Ayton (Waitara). The N.Z. Leghorn Club Show was also held, the principal shields being; w<jjn as follows: American White Leghorn shield, A. P. Lister, Frankley Road; Collinson and Cunningham shields, E. Evans, Palmerston North; Utility White Leghorn shield and Hawkins cup, D. Murphy, New Plymouth. THERE'S MONEY IN A GOOD IDEA! Perhaps you have an idea that will Fulfil a vital need. Don't wait until someone else gets the idea—patent It now, and so get the fruits of the invention for yourself. Henry Hughes, Ltd., will tell you how to go about it. Write or call. 157 Featherston Street, Wellington.—Advt. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, For Coughs and Colds, never fails Don't force your little ones to take ill-tasting medicines. You are only setting up trouble for yourself. If you have to give them a cough medicine, give them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which has such a pleasant and agreeable taste that children like it. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains no narcotics of any description, and can be given with the utmost safety to the youngest and most delicate child. This is why it is such a favorite with mothers of small children. Sold everywhere.—Advt. When days are short and nights are long, When south-east gales are going strong, When trees uproot and rainclouds burst, Wild winier then is at its worst. Then is the time for colds arid chills. For sore throat, coughs and kindred ills; But such afflictions all endure ■ Who trust to Woods' Peppermint Cure.' —Advt.