AUSTRALIAN NEWS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18855, 7 May 1923, Page 5

AUSTRALIAN NEWS

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT STEAMERS. Prese Association—By Telegraph—Copyrigat SYDNEY. May 5. Advices from Canada state that the total deficit for the past year on the Canadian Government steamers amounted to £1,800,000. THE IRISH ENVOYS. SYDNEY, May 4. The Federal and State Grown Departments are conferring on the matter of deporting the Irish Republican envoys. HOSPITAL DAY IN SYDNEY. SYDNEY, May 4. The hospital collection was made to-day, but although many collectors were out the public appeared to be apathetic, and the collection promises to be one of the smallest On record. N.S.W. COAL DISPUTE. SYDNEY, May 4. There are now 15 pits idle on the Maitland coalfield, and 8000 men are unemployed. . BOTTLE FOUND AFTER TWENTY YEARS. Recently a party of explorers opened up a Cairn that they discovered on’ Cathedral Peaks, Lake Manapouri. To their surprise they found an empty bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver, with a "hote stating that it had been placed there by a party over 20 years ago. Included in the names were Messrs S. H. Moroton, C. White Parsons (now of Masterton), and Leo. Jacobsen (of Wellington). . , Apparently the merits of ‘Baxter's” were realised by these trampers two decades back. To-day,' Baxter’s Lung Preserver is in greater demand than ever, and is now the favourite cough and- cold remedy from ope end of New Zealand to the other. “Baxter’s" is free from harmful narcotics, and is good for grandchild to grand-dad, and all the ages in between. Tide rich, warm, soothing specific, _ which possesses wonderful tonic properties, can be obtained from all chemists and stores, in generous-sized bottles, at 2s fid; family size, 4s fid. ■ Bettor order a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver to-day,—Advt.