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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15222, 21 May 1920, Page 8

Tho sun has gone, my darling one, Tho. gentle night has .come; The mother sings her lullaby— "Tra-la-la-rum-tum-tiim," No danger threatens you, sweet one, You're tucked m quite secure; And on tho nursery mantelpiece Is Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. 16 An Auckland youth went to tho police station recently for a permit to buy ammunition for a pea-rifle. At the Police Court subsequently Mr J. B. Wilson, B M was introduced to George Walker, who sold the rifle at auction (without a permit) to James Hartley, who came along for selling through Arthur's suction, agonpy (without a permit), aud A. H. Jones made his bow as the auctioneer who sold (without a permit) to Joseph Murphy, who bobbed up m court as a dealer who sold (without a permit) to the youth who had completed the circuit by contacting with the police. All the parties declared that they wero ignorant of tho law wlfich required a permit for the sale of firearms, and they were ordered to pay costs. Ton drops of Nazol on a small piece of lint or flannel n.nd placed between tli 0 shirt a.ud singlet is a good* way to get the benefit of constant' inhalation— which protects the air passajjos against Influenza infection.— 4.