CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE PAG3. Leading Articles 6 Ministers Abroad. The Commonwealth Census. Adam Lindsay Gordon. The Motor World " League Football 3 Hockey .. .. 3 Rugby Football 4-5 A Mining Case 5 Association Football .. .. .. 5 Shipping .. 6 The Weather 6 Cable News 7 Obituary 7 Personal 8 Visitors to the City 8 War Memoirs .. .. .. .. 8 Queen Carnival 8 Unemployment Relief 8 Wool Improvement Scheme .. 8 Maternity Hospital 8 Pakapoo House Raided .. .. 8 Pigeon Shooting 8 Letters to the Editor 8 Conditions Improving 8 Fatal Motor Accident .. .. 8 The Missing Climber 8 Plight of Fishermen 8 School Teacher Killed 8 Provincial News 10 Sporting 11 Racing News. Trotting. Training at Eiccarton. Poverty Bay Hunt. Metropolitan Trots. Escape from Custody .. .. ~ 12 New Zealand’s Problems .. .. 12 Commerce Finance 12 Dot's Little Folk .. 13 Girls’ Life Brigade ~ .... 14 Basket Ball 14
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Sometime durinp the past few days, a nolb case of Pluhket food preparation, disappeared from the Women’s Rest Room, w uica adjoins that occupied as a Plunket room in Waimate. It appears (says the Timaru Herald) that the preparation was last seen on the premises several days ago, but when a further supply was required four days later, none could be r, '° '•■'’ue of the missing emulsion is £7 10s, and Its disappearance is being , .0 pvn.ce. Bring us your favourite snaps and Set us make (Quality uWik at hmpdcet frV NEW ;• ZEALAND
Frank Cole, who for 30 years was gardener and constant companion of the late George Meredith at his Boxhill home, and whose death occurred recently at West Hamble, Surrey, where he had been living in retirement, was 73 years of age, Under his will Meredith left to his gardener the manuscript of “ Diana,” and the “ Amazing Marriage,” which were bought from Pierpont Morgan for £BOO. Mr Cole was much sought after by American visitors who visited Boxhill. AN EXPLORER’S CLAIM One explorer, a big game hunter, just returned from the wild life of the jungle, told us that he could traverse Africa with no more than a gun, a blanket, an extra pair of sox. and a bottle of M.I.M. At a pinch he would discard the gun, the blanket, and the sox. No experienced P nedin traveller in strange towns and atmospheres would dream of journeying without M.I.M. (Marshall's Influenza Mixture). A dose of M.I.M. will ward off an attack of influenza if taken in time. M.I.M. is a pure and wholesome mixture, pleasant to take and quickly efficacious in the treatment of coughs, colds, and bronchitis. A generous-sized bottle of M.I.M. costs 2/6. It is obtainable from all Chemists and Stores.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22025, 7 August 1933, Page 8
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