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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11303, 31 August 1922, Page 3

DANGER OF POLISHED FLOORS. A business man seriously injured Lis knee-cap recently through slipping on a mat on a polished floor. “Q-tol" was promptly rubbed in, and, in usual way, arrested development of any inflammation. Strange to say, although bones are visibly displaced there is no stillness or bruise, in fact no discomfort whatever 1 The New Zeapnd Academy of Fine Arts thought a Jot of its old custodian, the late Mr H. C. Williams, who passed away a few weeks ago just after he had retired from active service at the advanced ago of 84 years. At the annual meeting last night it was decided to purchase the portrait of him that Mrs J. A. Tripe painted some few years ago, and to place It in the entrance hall as a permanent reminder of one who had done long and faithful service to the academy. A Press Association message from Christchurch states that at a meeting of representatives of public bodies and others last night a special committee was set up to launch an intensive campaign to raise the £2OOO necessary to wipe out the debt on the proposed bridge of remembrance war memorial. Thousands of homes are never without "NAZOI,.’’ Instant relief to colds and hay-fever. Tleasant to take. GO douce is Gd,