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Hokitika Guardian, 5 January 1931, Page 6

“But now ’tis little joy. ’’-Hood. How aggravating and annoying a cold can be! It takes away ones enjoyment of a bright summer s <las. At- least it does to these wlib have not yet learnt to banish such a miseryprovoking ailment immediately with Baxter’s Lung Preserver. Gives prompt relief. Its unique tonic properties afso restore vitality and aid the system to resist a relapse. . Get the large bottle at 4s 6d, it is more economical than the smaller sizes at 2s fid and Is 6d. Obtainable at all chemists and stores, —Advt.

A BURGLARY. WELLINGTON, January 5. While Mr H. H. Sterling,’ General Manager of Railways, was absent in the South Island on holiday with his family over Christmas and New \ear his home in Burnell Avenue was ransacked. The crime was discovered when Mr Sterling returned yesterday. Not a great deal seemed to have been taken. Sterling left on December 22nd and no one was living in the house over the holidays. The thief or thieves gained entrance through a hack door. It was necessary to force open a grille gate opening into the back porch. This was done apparently with a crowbar and the back door opened with a jemmy near the lock, the wood of the door being badly splintered. The thieves ransacked the rooms systematically and created a certain amount-of disorder. ..... .

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