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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9142, 18 July 1908, Page 3

lias frequently been put "forth both inside and . outside -Parliament that ths Crown should provide prisoners with counsel, in ■C:i3-J3 where they cannot afford to "O linage n solicitor, just as it pr>vi 1<!8 counsel t) prose nite, On Wednesday Mr Hamin, the member for Invereargill, asked the Minister for Justice whether he would introduce a Poor Prisoners' Defence Bill •on the lines of the Act in force in, England and other places. The Minister, in replying, pointer! out that tha judges already have power to as ugn counsel for tin defence of n person without means if they think ;such a course nscessary, and while "the suggestion mado was worthy of ■careful consideration,'t did not appear that sufficient cause had yet been shown .for the introduction of legislation of this character. Hoarseness in a child subjoctto croup Ji3 a sure indg'atiou of tho approach of the disease. It' Cnamberlaiut's Cough Remedy is given at emeu or evon after tho croupy cough has appeared it will prevent the attack. Pleasant to take and contains no poison. For sale by all Chemists and storekeepers. * Send the documents of your importations to MESSES J. J. CURTIS & CO. LTD., Customhouse shipping and Forwarding Agonta, Customhouse Quay Wellington, who will quickly clear, pass and forward the goods to von. Moderate, charges.

-The Standard Cough - Remedy for •forty-five Years. It Is dangerous to trifle with a cold, for, if neglected, serious trouble may set in. Keep a bottle of CARRAGEEN Irish Moss in the house. Then you will have at hand a remedy that will quickly cure all throatand lung j affections. EiiFUSE SUBSTITUTES. Insist-on getting BONNINGTON'S Irish' Moss, the Standard Cotagh Remedy. It has stood the test for over forty-five years, 2