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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1855, 8 September 1906, Page 4

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The New Zealand Herald’s Dunedin correspondent telegraphs the following statement from Dunedin :—ln view of tho attention being paid throughout the colony to tho experiment of no-licenso in Invercargill, tho following particulars relating to the traffic in beer will probably prove interesting. A return of excise duty shows that Invercargill browors paid £BB 11s 4d in July, and £IOB Os Id in August, for duty stamps. As the amount collected as excise on each gallon is 3d, it is evident that the total quantity sold at the loc-d breweries ana depots amounted to over 7000 gallons during July, and to over BGOO gallons last month. It is understood the proprietors anticipate that they will double their output when the warm weather sots in. A little more local ale was disposed of during July and August this year than during the corresponding period of 1905, but whereas a large quantity of beer brewed in Otago vas despatched to Invercargill monthly before the advent of no license, neno or very little is now sent. Fetuns of duties collected in Invercargill on imported alcoholic bsverages show tho following figures: July, 1905, £2232 17s 8d ; August, 1905, £2189 15s 0d ; total, £-1122 12s Bd. July, 1900, £159-1 5s 10i ; August, 1900, £IBBO 11s Id • total, £3174 16s lid.

This item from the 'Wellington Lance is given in view of the representative football match next Saturday:—There was a sensational run by a half back in a "Wellington football match last Saturday. The crowd cheered, but it afterwards discovered that the ball was not in play. A lad.y wanted badly to know from her male friend “ Why that man had to bring the ball back?” He told her it was because the player had got an encore. She was quite satisfied, and clapped her dainty little gloves in great glee When jou catch cold do net take any obances on wearing it away, or experiment with some doubtful reparation which will only half cure it at the best, and the bronchial tubas weakened and susceptible to attack from the perms of consumption. Dr. gheldon’sNew Disoovery for coughs, colds, and consumoticn not only stops the cough, but heals and sirrngthona the lungs, and prevents Eerious effeots from a cold. Small do-e. Pleasant to take. Every bottle guaranteed.—For tale by A. W. J. Mann, Agent, ChemistfllndpinnA Krmrf-