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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17607, 9 November 1922, Page 3

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A well-known figure in Fiji disappeared recently when Mr Michael Bugler jumped from the King's wuari with a lump of cast iron tied round his waist, and was drow-ned. He was seen to calmly walk to the edge of vue wharf, pause for a moment, and then jump into the water, which at this spot is alb out 30 feet deep. The late Mr iiugler was a native of Ireland, and came to Fiji in the early 'eighties. He entered the banana trade, and brought fruit from Rewa, Navua, and elsewhere, having a fleet of punts and a sternwheel steamer called the Roko. Dur.n the 'eighties ho was the largest shipper of bananas out of Fiji, and was known far and wide as the Banana King. He made a competency and retired to Syd- ! ney, where he entered business, but lost all his money, and later returned to Fiji. He had of late been in rather poor circumstances, and this doubtless | preyed on his mind. | To prevent a cold " getting hold of 'you,'' take "NAZOLr" on sugar, or inhale it at intervals. Its effects are marvfillou*.. w 1