STOLEN MOTOR-CYCYES.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1743, 7 May 1913, Page 4

STOLEN MOTOR-CYCYES.

. * DEPREDATIONS IX CJIRISTCHT'RCH. (By Tolojrrapti.—Special Oorr«Dond/mt.) ChristchurchA Mav 5. I Through the vigilant £*£« of the police, a check has been put upon the depredations of tlio bicycle thief in Christchurch, but now a more skilful evil-doer is menacing the property of the citizens, to .whom iimo is money, and a shadow is hanging over the owner of the motor-cycle. Last week one man left his machine standing outside a business establishment in n much-frequented roadwnv, niul when ho came outside again within a few minutes tlio motor-cycle had go lie. ]n fact, six disappearances of a similar nature have been reported to the police within the last four of five months, representing a fairly considerable 10.-s in property. accident to cyclist. MAN'S ELBOWS BADLY HURT. REXOXA QUICKLY HEALS. "I had the mi-fortmie to have a spill off mv bicycle," write- Mr. ,T. Ellis, grocer. Devenisli, Vic. 1 fell upon both of my elbows, and laid the bone bare. Having a large tin of Rexona in my home, I spread some of the ointment upon a clean cloth, and bound up the wounds, each time I changed the cloth, I was surprised at Ihe amount of impurities that came away, even Ui pieces of my sweater, which was lorn ' lo pieces when I fell. Itexomi is a splendid drawing ointment, in litllo more than n week my elbows were quite well. ■ Rexona, the Rapid Healing Ointment, is (■fleeting 'many remarkable cures of old and obstinate cases. Ail who suffer from troublesome sores or wound-- will do well to use Rexonn, and they will find il n quick «fT«rtivc remedy, Price, lc. tkl, ~ md 3Si>~Adyt,