NEWS AND NOTES.
Two Australians and an Italian were taken to hospital hy the police, following a fight at Shepparton, Melbourne, in which knives were used. Hundreds of people watched the brawl, in which four Italians and two Australians were concerned.
The steamer Morinda, which went ashore on the coast of Papua, is pounding heavily. All hopes of refloating her have been abandoned. It is feared that the vessel will soon break up. The anchors are failing to hold her and she is moving farther, up the reef. The Papuan Chief is standing by.
“NAZOL” is unequalled for relieving coughs, colds, catarrh, and sore throats; 60 doses 1/6. 4—D
The Paraguayan Government has officially announced the mobilisation of all men between the ages of 18 and 28. The population has received the newa with great excitement. The mobilisation followed on the capture of the Paraguayan fort on December 16.
Dr. Hilton Jones, of Chicago, an internationally known chemist, has announced that there is a new poison gas called cacodyliso, so deadly that it would destroy armies in the next war as easily as a man snuffs a candle.
Sufferers from bronchitis or asthrna v obtain speedy relief by taking “NAZOL” 1/6 buys 60 doses. 5—D
Captain and Mrs Buckley, on their honeymoon, flew from Feilding to Blenheim. The bride piloted the ’plane.
Tho well-known airman, SquadronLeader Sandford, was killed as a result of his motor car skidding in Victoria.
Henry Samuel Kedgley, the victim of a shooting accident in the Bank of New South Wales on Friday, died of his injuries at 2 a.m. on Sunday.
The sure, speedy remedy for coughs and colds —“NAZOL.” Economical too; 60 doses 1/6. 6—D
During the Moscow Trades Union Congress, M. Kroll, ex-president of the Food Workers’ Union, and a member of the Central Council, began reading a resolution attributing the unfavourable conditions of the workers to the present policy, and urging the recall of Trotsky aud his followers from exile.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 2668, 18 December 1928, Page 1
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