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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 30 October 1924, Page 7

Judgment, for tlie plaintiff with costs against the defendant was giren at j the Hawera Magistrate’s Court to-day in each of the following undefended civil cases: Jones Bros. v. "\\ . A. W allis, £l2; Commissioner of Taxes v. Hilda C. Anderson. £2 7s Gd ; same v. Henry McKav. £8 lus 4d; same Wm. Gandv, £lB2 14s lOd; same v. B. W. J. McNeill, 17s fid; P. A. Herman v. A. Guy, £23 2s Gd; L. Slinger v. Billy Morehu. £1 Is; same v. Joe Tehonia, £2 ss; Duckworth and Co. v. Claude Kelly, £1 7s Gd. American clothes pegs cost about, 4s j lOd per case of five gross f.o.b. New York, and 13s 2d delivered, duty paid, in a Sydney warehouse. The duty D 7« Gd per case, imposed to protect a Melbourne factory employing 35 hands. It is estimated that Australia’s annual requirements of clothes pegs amount to a million gross, so that the. Commonwealth is paying about- £IOO.OOO a year —ls fid a gross duty and fid profit on that for the middlemen —for the support of one little industry. Spare your hack! Polish floors with liquid “Tnn-01. ” Brilliant results easily achieved. Use “Tan-ol” also for fine furniture and leather goods.— Advt,