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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9463, 4 June 1909, Page 5

The satisfactory reports respecting all iiotels in Manawatn Licensing District enabled the Bench wh»ch Bar at Marton to day to complete the whole business in 25 minutes. At Auckland Supreme Court Solomon Levi, who. in the Lower Court, had claimed to he tried hy jury ou a charge of the theft of half-a-crown, now pleaded guilty. In view of his bad record he was sentenced to two years’ hard labour. Annie Nicholson, charged with perjury, in having persisted in a statement at a creditors’ she had paid several creditors and received receipts, was ordered to come up for sentence if called opon. There are still no tidings of the eoaafcal steamer Wootton. Vessels* which arrived in Wellington to-day report no sign of the disabled steamer. The Marine Department have been advised from Cape Campbell Lighthouse that the Wcolfcoa passed there northward on Wednesday. The Union Company’s tag Terawhiti left port this afternoon la search for her. It is blowng hard from the north-west and a big sea la running in the Straits. Winter comforts for cold weather: Warm woollen driving gloves la 6d. 2s 8s; warm fringed rngs 11s 6d, 14» 6d to 89a 6d; waterproof gig ruga 11s 6d, 15s 6d, 17s 6d to 22s direct imported warm striped ruga 6s lid, 7s lid large size. Neal, Cash Clothier, Feilding. When skinned your nose, and sore your eyes. And choked your head and chest likewise, Don’t stop to vainly theorise On cause obscure; When pain and anguish wring th« brow, ’Tis time to jump, you will allow; Take my advice and get it now— Woods’ Peppermint Caret A succession of colds or a protracted cold is almost certain ro end in chronic catarrh, from which few persons ever wholly recover. Give - every cold the attention It des? vea and you may avoid this disagree ble disease. How can you cure a ■ vi* Why not try Chamberlain’s Cvugh Remedy? It is highly recemmendetu, To. fr.l'' evir-y “h:tc.