FALL FROM TRAIN
BOY ESCAPES LIGHTLY. NEW PLYMOUTH, April 27. A boy had a miraculous escape when he fell from tho platform of a carr.agj of 'the /vVanganui: express at Pa tea The lad, Stanley Martin, a pupil of the Haw era Technical High School, was found in a dazed condition .by two of his schoolmates, wire were walking back after leaving the train. Apparently lie had fallen off as the train swung round a bend .into the station. 'He was unhurt 'except fo r a few bruises and scratches.
THAT TICKLING THROAT. So many are at present troubled with an irritating little throat cough, sometimes accompanied by soreness of the throat, the danger signals of winter ailments. Act promptly with, Baxter’s Lung Preserver, the finest remedy for all throat and chest troubles., Hoarseness tightness of breath, raw throat, and inflamed bronchial tubes are all quick-! ly relieved by “Baxter’s.” Is Gd, 2s Gd, and Is 6d at all chemists and stores
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 April 1933, Page 2
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