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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 5 September 1925, Page 8

The three American sailors who were left behind at Christchurch when the destroyer squadron departed from Lyttelton on JFriday, August 21, are still in Christchurch' waiting for instructions to proceeds back to the United States. It was understood that only about fourteen me n missed their ships at the various ports visited by the fleet. The Christchurch men are being cared for by, the Y.M.C.A. on behalf of the American Consul Agent, and although they do not enjoy the privileges extended to the sailors while the fleet was at Lyttelton, . they are given full liberty and are Inning quite a good time. Their principal trouble is that they are short of money after spending so much during their leave. A difference between the State miners n'lid the management, existing some; months, over the safety question in relation to timbering, came to a head yesterday, when the. union held stopwork meetings at Kunanga and Re wanin'. at which it was stated the management were not allowing miners to timber places for their own safety to their own satisfaction. It was resolved to send a deputation to the mine mannger, Mr. Davies. It is understood that as a result of the deputation proposals will be submitted to another union meeting to-day. The Inines were' idle yesterday and to-day, states a Greyinouth message. SAPS THE VITALITY. The most common cause of pneumonia being a cold, we cannot stress too strongly the necessity of treating a cold immediately it makes its appearance. Even a slight cold saps the vitality and lowers the resistance of the body to attacks of disease.- So be wise and always have Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy on hand. A few doses on the first appearance of a cold or influenza will check the attack. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has a' beneficial effect on the entire system, and it makes you less liable to contract another cold. — Advt. No more nights of raging toothache after using Barxaclough’s Magic Nervine. 1/6.