Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 14 February 1918, Page 3

When von feel a cold coining on, don't wait until it has gripped you, but take XAZOL at once. There was s, town of .pantomime about. IligheU siivi't, Richmond (Me!bouru-.<), recently, when a golden kettle disappeared. Everybody who board of it was uninaed, but the laugh w<i!i not shared by tltore immediately interested. It was a simple ease ?.Ir. Ocorgc Ayres bad hidden away .£3O; Mrs. Ayrei had thr.Twn the money away, Thne v.'as an old past-iron kettle under a shed I'fle yard lyiiu l ; about at: outworked and pensioned kettles do. Mr. Ayrc-i on Christmas Kve picked up the old kettle and decided that the vasty old pot was not half a bad place in which to 'aide u;oiiey. He placed C_s It); in notes and three in it, and left it in the shed. Later Miv. Avres unluckily cleaned up the idled, anil one of the things which she decided could be done without was the rusty old kettle. 'She threw it over the fence into the right-of-way. Of course she did not know until too late that the kettle hnd done dntv as a bank. Nobody lias reported bavin? found the money, and the police have ieen notified of the Icr.s