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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18930, 2 August 1923, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS, jyj'ONEY to LEND on Mortgage of Land. J. W. THOMSON, SOLICITOR. 24 Water street (near Stock Exchange). CHANCE IN A LIFETIME. 60 WOMEN’S 5-GUINEA TWEED COATS To bo Sold This Week at the MUTUAL^STORES CLOSING DOWN SALE, 19s 6d EACH. Postage Is 3d extra. Mail Your Order To-day. 55-57 PRINCES STREET.

HOSPITAL A report from the world-famous Michohn Hospital, in France, on tho caro of wounded soldiers during the War, contains the following comment regarding diarrhoea and dysentery: “Tho wounded wore immediatley forbidden to drink non-sterilised water, and dysentery was immediately checked. The patients had always at hand refreshing lemon nade, which was made with sterilised water and of a very pleasing flavour. Tho wounded were greatly astonished on finding that diairhoca was cured by pure lemonade, pro vided it was made’ with sterilised water.”

THIS WEEK’S OTAGO WITNESS. TUESDAY, JULY 31. A REMINISCENCE OF HAWEA FLAT. BOOKS OF TRAVEL. STREET CARS. THE BEAR’S RESTAURANT IN THE FOREST. OUR ILLUSTRATION!! (57 Pictures) — Rural Scenes in Canterbury. Snaps from the Auckland and Campbell Islands. Wedding of the Marquis of Worcester, and Lady Mary Cambridge. Bears in a Forest Restaurant. The Municipal Conference, Held at Christchurch. Snaps in the Rugby Match, Southland v. Maoris Some Picturesque Spots on the Otago Peninsula. Beautiful Memorial Arch at the Otago Boys’ High School. Amateur Athletic Cross-country Championship. Heavy Snowfall at Nokomai, Otago. / His Excellency Viscount Jellicoe Laying the Foundation Stone for a Boys’ Home at Eskdalo, H.B.

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