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Thames Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9976, 24 June 1901, Page 4

; The Wellington Post understands, that under the New Zealand law there will be> no necessity to re-swear the justices of the peace owing to the death of Queen Victoria. The justices in New South, Wales Lave received nqtice. thafc,they!raust be re-sworn?,and pay a fee of 25s if sworn before a judge, or 31s if sworn, before a magistrate; iMoßti of them are highly indignant afc this.

mil t*at medicine known ia BANDEB AND SONS'* KUOAJiYPTIi EXTRACT. Teat }ta,a*unenfc powwrfal effects in cough*, cold*, inlnepvu $» relief ia incUnUneoo*. In aariaaf onM* sod •ooidente of all kinds, b« ftej 1, wptadf, bornj, cealdingi, bnifeg, ■pmina, „*. i« t % *af^«t Nondy—«e «waL lingi—np : iw<Wit>mon. >■. Like nupriaing •fleeto podnc«4jii .croup, :dil»hth«i», btoa* riOtb, iafiipnfttion of lnaft, *rdling, •»«., dUrrho^ dymttry, diawMk of «• kidi»y» and mS«*»y orgw* SANDBB. AND BONB' EUCALYPTI EXTKACT it irn-na. at hospital* aad Ikadioal dinioi *ll.ov«rtl» glob*, prtroniMd by Hi* MtJMtr Urn Kioj of Ttaly,- orawii«d ymk awdal* and dtplomte •t 'ntmiatimul liklbitio., Aratardtn. fmrt tßa spprarW artiate «U MJaet al» othert.

Ladies are reminded that the iatett designs in millinery are to be obtained «t Miat Martin's, 9« ?ollei>