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Taranaki Daily News, 14 February 1918, Page 5

Whon you feci a cold coming on, don't wait until it has gripped you, but take NAZOL at once. There was n, touie'n oi pajitomime about lligliatt Kircpt, Jtiriimond (ile!houn>o), recently, when a golden kett)<« disappeared. Everybody who hoard oi' it was amused, but tin; laugh wan n.ii shared 'jy those immediately interested, it was a simple ease. ?>lr. George Ayres had hidden away .€3O; Mrs. Ayrei had thrown the inonev away. There was an old cast-iron kettle under a shed i'.i the yard lyine; about as outworked ami pensioned kettles do. Mr. Ayres on Christmas Eve picked up the old keitlo and decided that the rusty old pot was nnt l'.alf a bnxl place in which to hide nvmey. He placed l-H t(N in noies and three half-sovereigns in it, and left it in the shed. Later Ill's. Ayres unluckily cleaned up the shed, and one of the things which she decided could be done without was the rusty old kettle- >Sho threw it over the fence into the right-of-way. Of course she did not know until too late that the kettle had done duty as a bank. Nobody has reported bavin? found the money, and the police have ifaaen notified oi the 10-js