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Hokitika Guardian, 30 May 1928, Page 3

Woods' Great peppermint Cure For Children’s Hacking Coughs.

THEFT OF DIAMONDS. LONDON, .May ‘JO. Benjamin Tax, of Antwerp, a diamond merchant, crossed from Holland to London in a private cahin and carriage with uncut diamonds valued at fourteen thousand sterling wrapped in forty separate packets contained in a wallet heneatli a iloublobrensted coat and overcoat. The walllet was also chained to his braces. When the train was pulling up in London he felt the wallet was safe and stepped out midst a crowd. He immediately, met a woman awaiting him, and he felt in his pocket and exclaimed “Oh, (loti, they have gone," and collapsed. A link of the chain was severed as though cut. Ihe audacious theft must have been carried out in less than half a minute.

EXPOSED BY FRIEND. PARIS, April 12. Suspecting his wile ol infidelity, a 50-years-oid Paris business man decided to disguise himself as an elderly woman in order to watch her. Having donned woman’s clothes and made up his face to his satisfaction, lie entered an omnibus, but by an unfortunate chance a business colleague, a AI. Lacroix, entered tlie same omnibus and recognised ids friend under the clis<ruiso. . . 'flic latter hotly, hut vainly, denied his identity. Tlie authorities, hearing of the incident, have decided toi charge him with illegally disguising himself.

Drenching rain often causes colds. Protect vourself and others by using “Na/.ol,” the scientific, common-sense renidv. Powerful and penetrating. 60 doses for Is 6d.—Advt. For continuation of news see fourth page.')

A RRIVTNG TO-NIGHT OysVrs r\. served on shell on in fritters, with ten, coffee or cocoa. Also fresh groper and chips, ham and fresh e>i S s etc. at “The Rendezvous.”

The commonsense remedy, “ Nazol,” tr o es right to the root of the trouble. For coughs, colds and all chest and lung complaints, CO doses for Is 6d. Advt.