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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 31 January 1927, Page 9

-Salvino Jamito and Dick Loveridge went through this morning' by the express train. The driver was just about to pull out when the guard remedied an oversight on the .part of the reporter. A second survey of the carriage windows soon revealed the glovebattered face of the Philipino. A knock on the- window from the ilidieative note-book brought a ready response. “Bueno!’ 7 Yes, Janmto was doing very well, thank you. He spoke quietly in contrast to his rough face. His demeanour was in accordance with other evidence he has given of being a good sportsman. He "has been fighting fifteen round fights for a good while in Hew Zealand, and just failing to catch the judge’s eye. Speaking in his native Spanish, Jamito said he was having a good time, getting along all right ,but the decision in New Plymouth was not of the best. He shook hands, and said “Adios” as if the difference between winning or losing sat easier upon liis shoulders than is the case with most professional fighters. for pickles and sauces, use Sharland’s Table Vinegar. Pure, fullflavoured, and strong. Free from mineral acids. In bottle or bulk. —2

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