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Hokitika Guardian, 14 June 1926, Page 1

DANGEROUS! THE USE OF SANDERS' EUCALYPTI EXTRACT KILLS TOOTHACHE. On account of its purity and freedom from irritants, Sander’s Eucalypti Extract is a never failing remedy for children’s toothache, neuralgia and sore gums. “Sanders” may he given to a child with perfect safety, yet it is so potent and powerful that a few drops bring instant relief. But be sure you get the genuine “ Sanders ” —the purest and safest Eucalypti Extract in the world. Look for the name Sander and Sons, on the pink package with the green band. •2s 6d and Is 6d. —Advt.

BIG JEWEL ROBBERY. LONDON, April 22. Jewels, including two diamond necklaces, three strings of pearls, gold and silver cigarette cases, and a large variety of gems and valued at- £20,000, was stolen on Thursday from Mount Juliet, eight miles from Kilkenny, the residence of Major Dermot MeCalmont and Lady Helen MeCalmont, who left .Mount Juliet early in the day for the Carlow point-to-point races. It was only after their return, about 9 o’clock at night, that they discovered the loss. It was Major McCnlmont’s custom every morning to leave the key in tlie same place in the hall, and it was left in its usual position on Thursday. The key was still there when he returned home and there was nothing to indicate that a robbery bad taken place, but when the safe was opened the jewellery was missing. it is stated that about live o’clock in the evening two men and a woman were seen in the vicinity of the house. They appeared to ho strangers and no particular notice was taken of them as Mount Juliet, being one of the beauty spots of the country, is frequently visited by tourists. A man lias been detained by the Civic Guards in connection with the robbery. Mount Juliet was formerly the seat of the Earl of Carriole and is the centre of the hunting district of tlie Kilkenny hounds, of which Major McCalmnot is the master. Major MeCalmont owns the famous racing sires The Totrarch and Tetratema. BIG BEN BLUNDERS. LONDON. April 21. Big Ben, Ihe authentic mouthpiece of Father Time, deceived London yesterday. AA'hcu tho hands of the great clock over the Houses of Parliament were telling the truth and ’announcing the time as 3.45 p.m, the chimes announced the hour, and Big Ben himself solemnly rang out four times. A quarter of an hour later he declared in clarion tones that it was five o’clock, and when it was redly five o’clock, according to rival authorities. Big Ben chimed six. After this his outraged keepers gagged and corrected him severely, for lie was silent- at six o’clock and returned to the path of truth at 7 p.m. A representative of the milkers said: “The weather is believed to have been tho cause of the trouble—amounting to slight ‘stomach-ache,’ which Ben quickly got over.”

SALE OF EXHIBITION MATERIALS THINE DIN, June 11. Tli? Exhibition directors have accepted the City Corporation's offer of £IOOO for the fencing and turnstiles at the entrance to the buildings. They have also' received an offer from the asme body of £3OO for the fernery.

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