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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2147, 13 May 1914, Page 9

Don't trifle with a cold. It m&y lead to Bronchitis or other serious troubles, Put "NAZOL" on its track. A few drops on sugar or sniffed through a Nazol Inhaler will afford you relief. No cold is NAZOLproof.—Advt. More than usual interest was shown in a sale of warships at Portsmouth Dockyard recently, because of the inclusion among tho lots of the battleship Renown-, which conveyed the King and Queen to India, in 1905. 'Tho vessel was then converted 1 into a yacht, much of her offensive armament being removed to provide additional accommodation, and she has never since been restored to service conditions, hit lias been employed as a training and depot ship. The .Renown was started at £20,000, and sold at £39,000. Other sales were:—Battleship Resolution, £35,050; cruiser .Scylla, withdrawn at £11,800; cruiser Forte, £18,500; cruiser Medea, £10,375. In the case / Of the battleships it was stipulated that tho . big guns are to bo removed and the vessels broken up within one year. The Argentine Government has allotted to the Cleveland Bridge and Engineering Company, Darlington, England, a contract for tho erection of a great elevated reservoir which, with another now building by the fame firm, will cost Jir,OD,OOD. American, Belgian, and German firms competed for the contract. "NAZOL" stops coughs and colds as a puff of wind blows out a lamp-'-can't help doing it, Each bottle contains siity doses, and every drop given relief; Use with tho .Kuol InMer.-Adrt,