Sly-grog Selling.

Manawatu Herald, 23 April 1904, Page 2

Sly-grog Selling.

The Magistrate delivered judgment at Ashburton on Friday morning in the sly grog selling cases as following:—■ J. W. Malaoimson f commission agent, was fined £25 ; Alex. McKenzie, bookmaker, £3O; Alf. Bray, sodawater manufacturer, £45; Thos. Alexander, billiard saloon keeper, £3O; Robert Shields, boardinghousekeeper, £3O; D. T. Todd, reporter, £3O; John Robb, of Winslow, £3O. Judgment was_ reserved in the Elizabeth Hitchings case. The cases against Dinnen, Logan, Nealon, Milaon, and Hyland were dismissed, principally on the ground that there was no corroborative evidence to that supplied by the informers. In Dinnen’s case the Magistrate recommended the police to bring under the notice of the Railway Department the extraordinary amount of liquor consumed at a wedding on defendant’s premises. The liquor in the convicted cases was ordered to be confiscated and in the dismissed cases returned. The Magistrate refused to make an order for costs. An Editor’ Testimony.— Last winter I contracted a severe cold, the only one to my r collection that ever gave me any trouble. Mr Peak, our chemist, suggested a trial of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. I procuren one bottle but did not finish it —there was no necessity. The remedy is an excellent one. Yours faithfully, J. B. Watson, editor Novrra N.S.W. Colonist . For sale by all dealers. His Cold Cured by CbasaM lain’s Cough Remedy. *^ Mr W. J. Lee, of Outtrim, Viotorm, writes Messrs Chamberlain Medicine Co., Gentlemen Having contracted a very severe cold I tried your Cough Remedy. It completely cured me.” Have no fear of pneumonia when you use this remedy. It counteracts any tendency of a cold to result in that dangerous disease. For sale by all dealers.