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Hokitika Guardian, 7 November 1925, Page 1

Mill Owners: A trial will satisfy you ns to the merits of our Belting, Greases, Jointings, Boiler Compound, Files, Saws, Paint, etc. R. P. M. Manning and Co., 5 Bedford Bow, Christeluireh.—Advt.

'i£tsscbrsWife A famous English doctor’s wif • says sho finds HEENZO a wonderful remedy for sore throats, colds and coughs. Shohasusod nothing elso in her home for the Nst five years. 2i6 bottle iken a pint. ADAM DIED Dl- GOUT. LONDON, September 22. Aii;tm 'lied of gout. At least that is the information vouchsafed in a queer 16th-century document kept in the library at the Herald's College, Queen Victoria St., K.C.. which is sometimes shown to visitors as a curio. This document, the history ol which j is unknown, professes to trace the pedigree of the early Saxon Ivmgs right back to Adam and Eve, among rhe names of those appearing in the genealogy Wing Our Lord, Alexander and Xebuohadner.zar. It contains some beautifully executed and well-preserved pen and ink drawings of subjects which include the Fall, the building of the Tower of Babel, and the Ark. Adam is stated to have died from gowte ” and to have been buried at Hebron. The document has been in the possession of the Heralds’ College for 250 | years.