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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 36, 26 January 1932, Page 4

In the “Tribune” report, last night, of the drowning fatality at Whakntano, it was made to appeal that it I was Mr J. Wilson, the father of the three girls who were in difficulties, who lost his life in trying to save them. Auckland exchanges now make it appfiar that it was the elder girl Irene who was drowned Mr Wilson, rushing to the scene, pulled one of his daughters out, but Irene, who was holding the other child up suddenly let go and collapsed. Her death was due to attempting to save her sister. The wrong interpretation of the message yesterdiiv was due to the Absence of punctuation in the telegraphed report. FACING THE DEPRESBION. Good health is man’s best ally these days. Though business conditions depress you, if yon have strength you enn fight on. Hut. health and strength need conserving—guarding from threatened coughs and colds. That is where Pulmonas can help. Their antiseptic properties keep dangerous germs at bay. Take Pulmonae daily.*