UNDENIABLE FACTS,

Otago Witness, Issue 2546, 31 December 1902, Page 11

UNDENIABLE FACTS,

Since TUSSICURA was placed on the market' no cough remedy has achieved co wide a success as this preparation, and its name- is a household word in thousands of homes in every part of New Zealand. These are facts that cannot be denied, and the favour it has secured is due entirely to the mixture being exactly what it professes to be — namely, an absolutely infallible cure for all diseases to which the throat, lungs, and bronchial tubes are liable. Its effect io immediate and permanent.

The Wellington Education. Board has-de-cided that in ftiture no members of its office etaff are to act as deputy-jreturning. officers or in any other capacity at elections* A solicitor of Wanganui was" fined £I', with costs 7s, for having allowed his daughter,, while suffering from measles, to travel in a railway carriage without first "haying? indrmecl the guird or taken. javAeuuiiianf against infection,.

•Wanganui fa threatened with » water lamine. The water in the reservoir is now sft or 6ft lower than ever known before. They h&ve had nothing in the nature of a •heavy rainfall there for. some two or three Tear*

Birmingham's Hospital Saturday collection amounted this year to £18,067.

At Sydney, the ether night, Edv/ard Sawtell, a young man, living in Darlinghurst, was fatally injured at a shotting gallery Uy tiift exploeiojft pi $ riflfe.