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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 290, 8 September 1915, Page 4

An old' woman' made had- way laboriously, into the'.witness-box at. the; .Wellington, and informed the bend) that she was too old to earn a livelihood, .so applied for a - maintenance order against her son. It was at once soon that she had received an - education above'the average by her speech. She explained that her son' had entreated, her to come-out to New Zealand, and that by doing so she had forfeited a pension. The News Vendors’ Association, in England, had generously granted her 5/ a week towards her rent, and this was the sum total' of her ' income. She had lived with her son for a while, but his wife objected, and left the house on account of her having been in the house, so the old lady was forced to leave. The order asked for was granted. Eighteenponeb for 60 dosas! That’s all it costs to buy the best of nil cough and cold relievers—* *NAZOL. ’' Shifts a cold like magic, Soothes and eases sore lhrouts, Toet it for yourself f