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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4876, 23 May 1918, Page 3

„ A young man visitor to Ivatoomba, i New South Wales, when out shooting, shot at a parrot. He got the bird at a distance of about SO yards'. I The bullet, one from a Remington I repeating rifle, travelled on 200 yards and struck a girl, Vera Tliewe, in -the neck. ~ It also went through the ,'irm of a child: a year and lrne ru.,nihs old, the .girl was carrying. The bullet entered the child’s wrist and went out at the elbow. Neither the girl or the child, was seriouslv injured. Don’t lie awake with cold feet listening to the clock dck-tick-tick and wish you could go to sleep. Act. Get | a North British Hot Water Bottle [ with “Unique” stopper. The cost is | small compared to the comfort.* [ For children’s "packing cough at | night, Woods’ Great Peppermint } Ore. is 6d. 2s 6d * } When you feel a cold coming on, I don’t wait untt'l it has gripped you^ I but take NAZOL at onoe.®

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