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Taranaki Daily News, 6 March 1920, Page 5

One of the moat effective precautionary measures against an attack of influenza is ihe free we of "Nazol" day and night. To relieve the shortage of paper the Post Office Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives has addressed an appeal to newspaper proprietors all over the country to reduce their consumption of newsprint paper by 10 per cent. during the next six months. According to Mr Harold Beauchamp, the shilling is now intrinsically worth from lod to lfld, owing to ihe high price of silver The German mark has, however, fallen to one penny and a third. The extraordinary number of people travailing is putting a great strain upon railways, steamers, and hotel accommodation (states a Wellington correspondent). It is impossible to get a berth in a steamer from Wellington to Sydney before April Ist. A number of war brides applied for maintenance orders against their husbands in the Magistrate's Court at Auckland last week. In one or twe case* ordm yfttt m&de against w g»tuiti*t.