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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXX, Issue 5384, 6 February 1929, Page 2

, Allan Heberley proceeded against Thomas Ryan at the Police Court at Thames -yesterday fey assaulting .h'im at Turua on December 31, and asked that defendant be bound over to keep t'he peace. Ryan pleaded guilty. Heb’crley explained that at the Turua pictures he had attacked without provocation. Ryan lived next door to him, and 'he was afraid that his wife and children wquldl pe molested. In explanation Ryan' said the matter was a longstanding family quarrel. He; had struck Heberley. Ryan Y'as fined 20s and costs, but no order was made bindirig him to keep the peace. Farmers of. the Hauraki Plains should wake up to the danger of ragwort before Hie weed gefs a hold, in many parts of the c.ounty plants are now visible from the roads, and their bright yellow flowers mean the production of sufficient seeds to thoroughly distribute the poisonous weed if the plants are ‘not destroyed quickly. A HEALTHY TASTE. There is a healthy taste about Pulmonas. You know they are antiseptic, you know they will reach that irritating spot in the throat or chest. Yqu feel they can clear your air tubes and combat that cold. And you’re right. Pulmonas are invaluable for coughs, colds, bronchitis, etc. Is 6d and 2s 6d frejm all chemists.*