Page 6 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 1 September 1915, Page 6

"Now I will fight any German or any man my own size," dedlared a somewhat excited man in Devon street on Monday night, and to prepare to meet anyone who might accept his challenge he removed his coat and ha.t. A crowd collected, and while no one appeared disposed to allow the man to prove his pugilistic powers, Constable Brown came along ami rebuked the voluble patriot for desiring to kill Germans in Devon street. It would be much , better, the constable thought, if the man slept out his enthusiasm, and he was provided with a night's rest at the lock-up. There was a sequel to t'he incident yesterday morning, when Thomas Lees appeared before Mr. A. Crcsoke, S.M., at , the Police Court, charged with beiug drunk and disorderly, and was fined 10s or 48 hours' imprisonment. Rang! Tolui, who is said to be a son of the late prophet Tohu, was also reckless in his behaviour in New Plymouth on Monday night. After treating ihimself generously to the liquors t'he hotels could ofl'er him he went to Cock's restaurant ill Brougham street, and during an altercation with the proprietor he smashed a window. He was arrested by Constable Blakey and yesterday was convicted and discharged for drunkennes, and was fined £1 and costs £1 5s for smashing the window. The now famous Dingo Embrocation, or Training Oil, can be bought from Ue following saddlers:—R, Edward* iSfeiv Plymouth), A. .J. Ktbby (Waitara), Purchns and Son (Urenui and ITruti), C. Meuli (Eltham). E. Grossman (Tanki and Inglewood), T. C. Street (Okatol, T, J. Mildenhall {Opunake;. E. Toiler (Okaiawa), S. Avhvard (Whaiigamomona), Cosgrove and Co. (Mnnaia), etc