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Hokitika Guardian, 10 April 1924, Page 3

Mil walked the Hour with anxious parts Tile bahy ill her arms, "While hither sat with wrinkled face A prey 10 grey alarms. Anl Auntie eoiaiiig in just then Said, "Craeious! to he sure, 'J'he proper thing to give him, Gwen, Is Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure."

MFSPOT HOI.I DAYS. BAGH HA D, l-'eb. 19. Baghdad, the romantic city ot tlx? Caliphs. which has hitherto seemed infinitely remote to the British holi-day-maker, will soon he nearer to London than Cairo. Developments which are being planned in the desert motormail service, established last July between Baghdad and the Palestine port of Beyront, will reduce the journey from London to Baghdad from I) to G\ days. From London to Cairo is a journey ot' 7' days and more. Hitherto the desert motors have halted at night, ant passengers have] taken the train at Aleppo for Port Said, there hoarding the steamer for Marseilles. The plan now being arranged is for the motors to travel all night, and to make, once a month, connection at Bevrout with a fast steamer of the French Fab re line for Marseilles. The continued development of the desert motor service has so widened the prospects for tourist traffic that enterprising hotel and transport proprietors are making preparations to i provide first-rate facilities. The recontlv rediscovered city of Dr of the Chaldees is expected to prove a great attraction for tourists.

btlltabds. LCINDON, April 0. Tlif r-losins scores were Newman n nlav< 4.000. ATeConncliy 3.107.

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