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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 174, 16 March 1932, Page 2

"I threw my. hymn hook at her and we started to have a row," said a Maori witness ■- in the Magistrate's Court at W anganui, reports the Ghronicle. ' "A sort of-message of goodwill ?" ■ observed the magistrate, Mr. J. H. Salmon. The case was in conneetion with a squabble hetween two Maori women at a pa. Several Witnesses gave their different opinions as to the progress of the fight. One man decided that it was a woman's affair, and that they should be left alone., Another nian said that he had sean a few rows. in his ,day, but- he had never seen anything like that one. It was not good enough for any man to see such a fight, so he grabbed "the hand that was doing the work." PULMONAS CLOSED THE DEAL "I saw Brown yesterday about that new model;" said the car salesrnan, "but he had a fearful cold — wouldn't listen to what I was saying'. However, I left him a tln of Pulmonas, and this morning he rang up, said his cold was gone and he'd talce the car. ■ You can't beat Pulmon&s for colds." 2

HANDS GRIMY AND ROUGH? j Peeling veg-etables, gardening-, and so forth, soon stain and roughen the hands if they are not protected with Q-tol Slcin Bmollient. Use Q-tol regularly before starting housework, and always after washing the hands. Smooth, supple beauty will reward your care. Made in New Zealand for New Zealand housewives. 6

THE CAR OF SUPREME COMFORT AND VAETJE-TBE REO.-F, Q, OODSON, AGENT j\.