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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 216, 19 September 1911, Page 7

A life-buoy, from the ill-fated schooner Jessie Niccol, which was wrecked with loss of life at Macquarie Islands some months ago, was brought to Lyttelton from the Chatham Is- j lands by the steamer Himitangi last! week. The buoy, which must have been in the water for several months, had a long drift from the Macquarie Islands over hundreds of miles of sea till it found a resting-place on a beach at the Chatham Islands. The Jessie Niccol was employed in carrying oil from the Macquaries to Bluff, and; was owned by Mr Hatch, who has replaced her with the schooner Clyde, which he recently purchased from Mr J. McLean, of Wellington. Influenza, colds in the chest, head, bronchitis, or nasal catarrh, are quickly enred if you will but use "NAZOL." The healing qualities of this great remedy, if taken as directed, penetrates to the seat of the trouble and removes it. *

ANGLICAN TENNIS CLUB. FTTHE Annual General Meeting r>f J. the - above will be held TONIGHT, September 19th, at % o'clock, in Central Sunday School. All members and intending members are requested to -attend. C. E. COTTERELL, Hon. Secretary.