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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16201, 26 November 1926, Page 4

Four prisoners were killed and 22 wounded in a gaol mutiny at Kingston (Jamaica). Not content to allow Walter Hagen tlie honor of world’s match play champion because he defeated Abo Mitchell, George Duncan has formally challenged tlie American to a. 72holcs match for £SOO a-side. Duncan is willing to go to the United States to meet Hagen, as the American player is not likely to travel to England. It is stated that Dnncan has waived every possible condition, allowing Hagen to nominate the course and the dates. Up to the present Hagen has not seen his way clear to accept the challenge. As ho is at present out of favor with the American public, he perhaps thinks it wiser not to risk another blow to his prestige. Speaking to Duncan, the golf correspondent of the Observer states that most people think Duncan is quite unnecessarily putting his head into a noose in making the challenge. Ho has not been playing well for some time, and his chances of defeating Hagen on ground selected by himself are by no means bright. KEEP YOUR “PECKER” UP With Marshall’s Fospherine. Don’t go about your daily work in that gloomy, melancholy way. Ruck yourself up! What you need is a. tonic —a real tonic. Your nerves are probably run down, through lack of phosphorous. Get Marshall’s Fospherine at once and drive away depression, at the same time building up your nervous system. A short course of “Marshall’s” will shortly put you on the highway lo health. You get ICO dose's of Marsh,-ill’s Fospherino for 2s 6d at all '.-brinish-; and stores. Ask for the six-sided -carton. If unable to obtain, write the Proprietors, A. and W. Baxter, of Baxter’s Lung Preserver, Christchurch.