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Thames Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 18383, 3 July 1917, Page 3

. Tlie weather forecast is as follows: —The indications are for westerly winds strong to gale. The weather will probably prove squally and changeable, rain probable. The barometer has a rising tendency, but falling 1 again soon. Seas moderate, tides poor. Our Auckland pdiTesponcLent forwards' the latest share quotations as follows:—Sales: Auckland. 1 g;as paid 30s, 'Huddart Parker Co., 32s SubBritish 22s 6d. Buyeirs: Kuranui l|d, Occidental 4d, Rising! Sun 1^ 8d Talisman 8s lid, Waiihi 34s fid. Junction Ex. div. 14s. We have to record .the death at , the Thames Hospital yesterday of Mr. Edwin Thomas Bramley, of Paaroa. The .deceased ig>entlenian:.s remains will be interred 1 to-morrow (Wednesday) the funeral cortege leaving the residence of Mrs. Melhose, Grey ' street, Mount • Pleasant, at 3 p.m.

In our advertising • columns to flay, the Mayor, Mr If. Lowe, invites all the burgesses of Thames to be present at the public meeting! to bo held' in the Central Hall to-morrow evening to discuss the advisability of curtailinc the hours in respect ot. licensed premises as a "Win the Wa>r" measwe. Similar meetings have been held throughout the whole Dominion, till being largely attended.

If you get & Chill with sore throat and tightness of <Chesfcj tackle it at' once with •fNAZOL".'^ It grips it quicker and mow •fiedotlly-than mo»t r«medie§.—Advt.