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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12524, 17 March 1904, Page 3

At Goulburn, New South Wales, a man n.imed Ralph Carpenter has been fined £100 ; for selling intoxicating drinks without a. license. It was stated that samples of hop beer taken from Carpenter's premises went 12 and 13$ per cent, alcohol. . The South Australian Council or Churches has issued a manifesto, strongly protesting against the encroachments being made on Sunday as a day of rest and 'worship, especially in the direction of public concerts, picnics, and excursions. ■ The Bruce" Herald is responsible for the statement that if the Privy Council decides in favour of the Newtown publicans, as ex- '.--. pected by tire trade, the recalcitrant prohibitionists in Bruce will abandon the conflict, and consent to the issue of licenses. . A man named Robert Charles Ardern, who was travelling by the mail train from Brisbane, slipped between the carriage and platform at Werris Creek as the train wis moving, and was severely crushed. ae .'-.'■;■■'■" was taken on to Quirindi, where he died. No eggs needed: Tucker's custard, elioico addition to stewed fruit; no trouble . to make. Each sixpenny box contains * packet* (4 flavours), each flavour makes one pint. Tucker's Sunshine Custard Powder. BULPHOLINE SKIN MOTION. Tlio only offectiva remedy for BKUN TROUBLES. Sulpkoline quickly drives away Eruptions, Pimples, Eczema, Acne, JJiac-K----heads, and all Disfigurements, developing a fair, spotless skiu and beautiful complexion. Try Choline Lotion, tho English »«» tUmady. \