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Hokitika Guardian, 3 May 1928, Page 3

Annie’s aunty, Amy Aimes, Played ping-pong and oilier games, Billiards, bobs, and table bowls, With her parents, dear old souls, 'lhey’ve boon wed for sixty years : Storm and sunshine, laughter, tear Pipe old age like them secure Priceless Woods’ Great Pepperm Cure.

KILLED I'.Y A TfOETJ. BOMBAY, March 1. Mr A. Franks Ryan, a retired postoffice .superintendent residing at Bangalore, lias been fatally mauled by a tiger in Mysore State. Mr Evan shot the animal, ivliidi apparently dropped deed, but when lie approached it the tiger pounced on him, and he died later from his injuries. Mr Ryan was fid, and was the author of a hook on tiger shooting.

EXCITEMENT IN LOCAL OFFICE.! Considerable consternation was recently caused in a local solicitor’s office, so much so that the whole staff was disorganised for at least ten minutes. Safes were opened, desks examined, even the office boy’s miscellanea turned upside down—simply because one of the clients h.'fd returned saying he must have left his tolbacco pouch behind, as lie had lost it. Ho was an appreciative smoker of Dears’ Tobacco, the popular smoke, sold everywhere loose at Pd an ounce; also in handy packets, loz. 9d., 2oz. Is, fid. Try it yourself.