Hidden away in a muniment chest •Was the ancient chart of a treasure quest, x;x. For a wonderful, formula, •PA the a lonely isle afar. A’''vessel was chartered and sailed away, iA'iid* tihe boon w©'treasure so much to-"i-'day, . I'j'iii ■ ■ »£' Foi’ bronchial ailments we all endure, Survived in Woods’ Great Peppermint r Sure. •
Ohe of the pioneer residents of the Brunner district, Mrs Margaret Jane Todd, yesterday .passed a,my in her seventy-fifth year, after a somewhat lengthy illness. A native of Durham, England, the deceased, with her husband and sons, came to the West Cbrnst forL'-three years ago, taking up her residence at Dobson, where she had lived ever Alice, having been highly ■esteemed by all who knew her. Her husband died about five years ago. li"laves a familv of four sons, George (Oamaru), Thomas (Dobson), Joseph (Ngahere) and Ralph (Oobden) ■also two daughters, Mrs It. Roustridge -(Dobson), and Mi’s A. Hill (Dobson),
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1932, Page 5
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152Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1932, Page 5
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