ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXI, 17 February 1921, Page 4

ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The Which, it is proposed fo put oyer the ranges from Otaki fo Greytown, i® bleing carried ou.t expeditiously 'by the students engaged on the wiork, The party lips now passed Denman (4010 ft. I and reached fo the foot of Hign, Nofal (4700 ft I Latest Novels at Walker’s —A Poor Wise Man—Mary Roberts Rinehart; Anderson Crew; Datectivei— McCut chean; Flower of the North—Jas. Oliver Curwood; The White Hen— Phyllis Campbell; Joy Beau eanus— A. G. Hales; ColjDjnbia Book of Yarns New stock of School Bodkis, Slates, etc, at Walker’s...

A Levin party will leave on Saturday next with the intention of making. On. ascent of Table Tbft or it time permits, of Mt. Denman, They will' be met at "The Itorka" by Mr A. R. Knox.

'The first wealth is health.” —Ems arson. A n d the best healtlu-insur. mce against spring and sunime> maladies is Baxter’s Lung Preserver —a favorite cough and cold remady, with a reputation behind it jf over half-a-century. “Baxter's” has won widespread confidence through its dependable ’< vropr arties for coughs, colds, sofo throait 44. d all bronchial troubles. Keep a uotie always in the house Your chemfei or g.’oeer can supply you with Bax-“ Lung Preserver at 2/6 per large bott.e... In registering' his revolver at Stratfordj, an ex-soldier expressed mu,ch .satisfaction at being afate to keep. it. “I owe my life to it," he said'. "We Were in a tight corner at Passcheaidaelei, many of the -tfays lying slaughfored by my side; and noiti.:ing ! a revolver ton the groiuind', I picked it up and 1 ’let failaze at ia German officer who was taking aim at me.Jl|e feilj and I turned round fo find other .Hups pressing us close. ,)y. Again I siglh'fod a German with a gun up; and I got him 'througn the wris4 weapon /falling to the ground. I was lucky, b'eeane I didn’t know eventhat the revolver was loaded when I picked it up, I would not like to part 'with W nOW.”