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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20829, 12 April 1933, Page 14

. . . though Times and Manners change, the same old Spirit still predominates. 0 Throughout all the changes in the mode and conditions of life, there still comes to us through the ages the unchanging spirit of Scotland . . . Dewar's. Choice of the critical for generations, this magnificent whisky, smooth and mellowed by age, maintains its unvarying character throughout the years. DEWARS WHISKY Diitilleci cuid. (Bottledin Scotland

Mr Arthur Hill, a Brighton man, believes he has discovered the spot where treasure worth millions of pounds lies buried on Cocos Island, and he is planning an expedition to the Pacific to recover it. The treasure is reputed to have been taken to Cocos Island from Lima, the Peruvian capital, and Mr Hill says that he learned the secret of its hiding place from an old text-book which he bought at a second-hand bookstall. "I found a faded chart of Cocos Island in the back of the book, and this indicated the whereabouts of the treasure," Mr Hill said.