SIR ALFRED PEARCE GOULD, the faniorj:, British Minister, speaking a? a surgeon a* a meeting erf the Royal Society of Medicine, said : " The one thing which lay at the root of tho justification of prohibition wi.is the groat physiologic fact of the influence erf aloohol on the human body. He believed that anything which thwarted or lessened the power and development of the body could be rightfully prohibited.''—f AdVt.)
A business man and his wife, after jji months' trip, say they are clad ito t>ii; back again to "dear old New Zealand, S&4 good old Q-tol." They took two bottles of Q,-tol for the trip: but fellow passengers suffering from sunburn and abrasions helped them to use it up before th? steamer wm half way to London. Buy your winter suit now by selecting from an absolutely new lot of suitings at •the Fiiin of Fowlds. iv_ _ ,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18104, 31 May 1922, Page 10
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