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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10540, 17 March 1920, Page 2

It is telegraphed that at tho Napier hides Bale, freezer ox sold «t 26Jd. butcher ox 26Jd, cows 24 Jd, calfskins 54d (a New Zealand - record). If you catch cold, Vou can't help 11, If you keep a cold its your own fault "NAZOL" is a safe and certain cure, and gives immediate relief- Is 6d. A Ohristohurch telegram states that the'premises of E. Beece_ ;and Bon, ironmongers, were burglariously . entered last night, the burglars gaining - access to the premises through a skylight, after reaching the roof by means of a ladder at the back of the shop. Several articles were stolen, Barraclough's Nervine stops Toothache. . Several offenders "against various bylaws were dealt with by Mr E. Pago, S.M., at tSio Magistrate's Court yesterday ._ J. G. Stott was fined £4 for "speeding" Yvith a motor-qnr on tho Hutt road. It was alleged that tho defendant's car was travelling at about 45 miles y>e<r hour. On similar charges Robert Caldwell and Edward Carney were each mulcted £1 and costs, n penalty that was also imposed on F. C. Emory for allowing horses to wander in Bintoul street. W. G. Lawton was fined 10s 3iid costs for cycling on a footpath at Island 13ay. For Bronchial Cougliß, taku Wood*' Great Peppermint Coxo.