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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9717, 20 July 1917, Page 8

On Wednesday His Honour the Chief Justice (t»ir Robert Stout) heard an apneal from the decision of Mr L. G. Reid. S.M., in which W. H. Trengrove, of Courtenay place, motor garage proprietor, was awarded £-20 damages against Patrick Cavanagh, of Kaiwarra, dairyman. The claim in the Magistrate’s Court arose out of a collision that took place on the Hutt road between a motor-car, owned by respondent, and some cattle belonging to Cavanagh. The appeal was brought on the ground that the evidence aid not support the finding, and that the respondent (Trengrove) had been guilty of contributory negligence. Decision was reserved. Mr F. M. Luckio appeared for appellant and Mr J. J. McGrath for the respondent. CHILDREN’S FAULTY BREATHING. If your child (however young) suffers from Catarrh or the choking of tha nasal passages, a sure and harmlees method of relief is to pour at intervals minute quantities of Fluenzol slightly diluted with hot water-into th“ nostrils while the child is on its back. Insist on. Fluenzol. 1/6 and 2 f 6.