NEWS AND NOTES

King Country Chronicle, Volume XX, Issue 2118, 23 May 1925, Page 1

NEWS AND NOTES

With France, Belgium and Esthoma leading the way, Washington officials are optimistic that six o(ther European debtors will soon find tlieir way clear to begin negotiations regarding the funding of their war-negotiations.

The unfailing experience of thousands of mothers proves the wonderful power of Nazol in relieving and controlling fresh colds, coughs and feverishness in young children. K*-)

Six out of the ten persons arresited in connection with the murder of an Indian hawker, Norr Mohammed, in Glasgow, whose hthise was robbed by a gang after he had been killed, have liberated.

Piano, iron frame, all latest improvements, splendid tone, £BS. Termß arranged. Miles’ Music Store, flora Street.

The total number of murders committed in the United States in 1924 was over 11,000. This statement is rnadb by a large life insurance company which has published its statictics.

At -the first sign of a cold in the head or throat—due to germ infection frequently inhale Nazol, which will counteract the infection and give relief.

Lucille Waunch, the fifteen-year-old daughter of a wealthy Chicago resident, charged Agnes Himenk with breaking up their home. She shot and seriously wounded the woman and .then shot her father! dead.

Such Beautiful Hair! Yes, she uses Cocoanut Oil Shampoo. Splendid for the scalp—cleanses and feeds. Obtainable at McLennan’s Pharmacy. (1)

Halifax reports state that 13 liquor ships have been docked, some of which are discharging their cargoes and will re-enter the freighting business. Others are sailing with liquor still in their holds. \

Young children are very susceptible to colds, chills and feverishness at this time of the year. The safest and most reliable remedy, as it gives prompt relief, is Nazol. (3)

IT An inquest on Philip Hudson, one of the victims of (the Ivurow tragedy, was formally opened yesterday and adjourned till Monday morning.

Hairdressing Saloon, second to none for ladies and gentlemen. Arthur Stubbings, opposite Signal Box, Rora St., Te Kuiti.

I will tune your piano. Repairs a speciality. Miles’ Music Store, Rora Street.

The bodies of 17 of - the 33 victims of the Scotswuod mine disaster on March 30 have been recovered; The men apparently met death swiftly in the rising water. It is expeqted that the remainder of the bodies will h° be recovered this week.

Fresh chills and colds unless tackled at once may lead to a difficult cough o(r bronchitis. Use Nazol freely and it will give immediate relief. (4)

La Gloria Gramophones, the best in the world. Cash or terms, from 10s monthly. Write or call for particulars. Miles’ Music Store, Rora Street.

In giving his reasons from retiring from Parliament, Mr G. Witty, M*Pfor Riccarton, said, “old age and poverty are the two chief reasons. In a fortnight’s time, lie continued, he would; be in his “seventies.”

Keep it in the house! Cascara, finest English product. Tones up the liver. Overcomes biliousness. McLennan’s Pharmacy. v 2 )

It is rumoured in political ciicles that the Hon. E. P. Lee, former Minister of Justice, is likely to be appointed Leader ttf the Legislative Council and) Attorney-General.

Music, records, ukeleles, and all things musical of the best and cheapen. Miles’ Music Store, Rora Btreet.

Coincident with the plaugue of mice in the wheat areas of the Riverina district, a contagious skin disease has been prevalent among children. This is known locally as mouse disease.

Xmas Present for Men i When in aoubt consult Arthur Stubbings, opposite Signal Box, Rora Street, Te K : oiti.

A London message records '.the death of Lord Haldane’s mother, who was a centenarian.

Arthur Stubbings has a great variety v. of Loewe Pipes in stock. All shapes in cases, prices right. Opposite Signal Box, Rora Street.

A New York message states that sterling has reached 4.85 a dollars, the highest since November, 1914. .

Eyes thoroughly tested. Glasses accurately prescribed when necessary. ♦ Scrupulous care given in each case. McLennan’s Pharmacy. (3)

Cabinet has approved of proposals for keeping the number of officers of the Permanent Defence Force up to the required level. Since 1920 none have been appointed and ithe number now on duty is six he low the establishment.