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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4459, 29 January 1917, Page 3

A young girl got into difficulties near the Sumner Pier. Christchurch, •while bathing the other afternoon. She was well out of her depth, and was being carried out into the channel, when a youth named Allen Brown threw off his coat and jumped in, otherwise fully-dressed, from the pier. After considerable trouble lie brought her in. Some inexpressibly mean thief stole three shillings from Brown’s coat while tile rescue was in progress. “Facts piles upon fact.”— Kaufmann. CJratifted men and women throughout the Dominion are constantly expressing the” - appreciation cf the merits cf Baxter’s Lung Preserver. This famous 91a pieparation is still the most effective and satisfactory remedy for coughs, colds and sore throats. Strengthens the lungs and invigorates the whole system. Every dose benefits-—good for young and o'd. ' Famous for over 50 years. Ask for “Baxter’s" and do not accept inferior substitutes, is lOd buys big Bottle at any store Dr pharmacy.** J A fashionably-dressed young woman was charged in the Auckland Police Court on Saturday with stealing goods from the shop of Rend ell’s, Ltd. The Magistrate said he knew women seemed to enjoy the process of “pawing” over remnants,, and it was the custom to take tilings from the tables and pay for them at the counter but it seemed a strange thing for accused to pass the assistant, go to the other side of the shop, and to say nothing about them until spoken to by Mr. Rehdell. He knew that thefts of this nature wore often, committed by people who had no occasion to steal. . There seemed to be some sort of predatory instinct called forth inqniterespectable women by the sight of articles of beauty to the female eye. Perhaps it was a oart of feminine psychology. The only thing to do when offenders were caught was to fine heavily. Accused would be fined £5CALL FOR WAi-ROMCOA. The man who' calls for Wai-Rongoa to be mixed with his drink is building perhaps better than he knows. Apart from the fact that Wai-Rongoa Natural Mineral Water adds zest, sparkle, taste to a drink, it has an eliminating effect that makes it reallv valuable to those partaking of it. It stimulates the kidneys and prevents uric acid from accumulating, which is the cause of rheumatism, trout md other complaints. It is a mild remedy for bowel inactivity, which is responsible for so many headaches and for such lassitude. A great virtue of Wai-Rongoa is that it is a natural water. It wells up'from the springs at North Taieri' amid beautiful surroundings, is bottled at once, and comes - to the user fresh, clear, unadulterated. By itself it is good; taken before breakfast it is a body cleanser and an arwetiser. You can buy it in syphons at lutels, clubs, stores, eliemists.*