MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17613, 18 January 1929, Page 9

MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

CAMBRIDGE SITTING. CIVIL BUSINESS DEALT WITH. The monthly sitting, of the Magistrate’s Court was held at Cambridge on Thursday, before Mr Wyvern Wilson, S.M., In the defended action Speight, Pearce, Nicoll and Davys, Ltd. v. Murdo McKenzie, £4 6s Bd, balance of an account for timber, etc., supplied in connection with repairs made by defendant to a shop in Victoria Street, the defence contended that the articles in dispute had been procured by the contractor without defendant’s instructions. Having heard the evidence the Magistrate said he was satisfied the claim was a just one, and gave judgment for the amount claimed, less 4s, with costs £2 15s. In the judgment summons case Geo. Grummer v. 11. Humphries, £2l. 4s. there was no appearance of the judgment debtor and an order was made for payment forthwith with costs £9 11s Gd, in default 21 days’ imprisonment. An order for the payment of £8 Is 6d with costs 15s Cd forthwith, was made in favour of C. F. Hardinge against R. G. Wells, in default eight days’ imprisonment. A judgment order was made against W. G. Tucker in favour of J. J. Craig for £4 3s 7d, in default four days’ imprisonment. Breach of Prohibition Order. Charles Ernest Cameron, charged with procuring liquor while subject to a prohibition order and with being on licensed premises (National Hotel), pleaded guilty to both charges and was fined 10s on each, with costs 20s. STABBING NEURALGIC PAINS. THE CRY OF STARVED NERVES. Neuralgia is very prevalent among people with nervous tendencies, or who are run down in health. The chief, and often only symptom, is stabbing or darting pain, preceded by a tingling feeling or numbness. The least movement or touch of the affected area generally intensifies the agony. There are many causes of Neuralgia, but the most common is a general run down and nervy condition of health. For this reason it is usually associated with, or follows, anaemia, malaria, influenza, rheumatism and other weakening diseases. Exposure to cold is a frequent cause of an attack. Neuralgia is a warning that the nerves are being starved. The blood, which carries nourishment to the nerves, is unable to perform this vital duty when it is weak and deficient. To banish Neuralgia, your nerves and general health must he built up. A good blood and nerve tonic, such as Dr. Williams’ Pink 'Pills, will accomplish this. These pills have been particularly successful in the treatment of this painful affection, because they create rich, red blood, which feeds the nerves. The nerves strengthen, and neuralgic pains then disappear. So gain freedom'from Neuralgia with the help of Dr. Williams.’ Pink Pills now. Of all chemists and storekeepers, 3/- bottle—nothing else will do.