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Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1918, Page 4

Owing to the Empire being unpaged for other purposes to-night and tomorrow, there will be no pictures shown there until Friday At yesterday's sitting of the Magistrate's Court at . New Plvmoutb. when Mr. A. Crooke, S.M., presided, judgment was given for plaintiff by default in the following cases:—F H. F Washbourne (Mr A. A. Bennett) v. Ware Te ;Pu, £llO 19s 3d (costs £0 9a); B. R Leech v. F. P Keenan. 19s 6d (costs as); J, B. McEwan and Co, (Mr. A. H. Johnstone) v Josepli Roguski, £5 (costs £1 Os 6d). During the hearing of an appeal at yesterday's sittings of the Military Service Board at New Plymouth, in which a widow was appealing for her son on the ground that she could not carry on a dairy farm and milk 24 cows without him, a member of the board pointed out that at Hawera, a woman of 60 years of age came before the board, and stated that she had undertaken the milking on her farm in order to release her son for service. The day she appeared before the board she had milked 30 cows by hand. Such heroism was worthy of the Victoria Cross. It was proved at the Supreme Court of Victoria, at Melbourne, that (1) SANDER'S EXTRACT is much more powerfully healing and antiseptic than ordinary eucalyptus preparations; (2) SANDER'S EXTRACT does not depress the heart like the so-called "extracts" and crude oils; (3) SANDER'S EXTRACT is highly commended by genuine—insist if you have to—and be many authorities as a safe, reliable ani effective household remedy. Get th» Of Whisky, it may truly be said, "Just what the doctor ordered 1* It tones the system and «jda the dilutive organs. f