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Northern Advocate, 6 August 1924, Page 2

Many years ago the ship Star of Tasmania was wrecked off Oamaru, with the loss of a number of lives. A portion of the timber from the wreck was utilised for building purposes on the property of Mrs Munro, at Otekaike. This timber (states the "North Otago Times") has now been presented by Mrs Munro to the Oamaru cemetery, and is being used to construct a fence round the graves of the seamen who lost their lives in the, wreck of | tiro vessel. I "Nothing is old but the mind." Emerson. Coughs a.nd colds can be checked in their earliest stages with Baxter's Lung Preserver, the famous fiS-year-old remedy for all throat, chest and ibronchial troubles. A dose in time wards off approaching ailments. A short course of "Baxter's" quickly roots out thef imost stubborn cold. Hieli, warming, penetrative —tho always dependable antidote. Also a grand tonie. Chemists and stores. .Gronoroua-sized bottle 2/6; family size. «/6. 8