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Drink Plenty of Water.

The advisability of drinking plenty ®f water cannot be tco s rongly emphasised.

Wa'tr cleans (he stomach, flushes the intestines, helps eliminariou. A noted heahk writer says that persons whoss employment is sedentary especially need abundance of •water.

Water in abundance Keeps them in good form, tnd enables them to do their work with real pleasure. Better than ordinary water is WaiRoiigca Natural Mineral Water. '1 he properties it contains are natural, tonic, cleansing, and you realise at once that Wai-Rongoa is good for you.

Don’t think that Wai-Rongoa is unpleasant.. It’s the reverse. It’s the coolest, finest diink imaginable. These hoc days it’s just deligluful by itself or 'wiih a dash of wh'sky or brandy. Ask for it, Clubs, hotels, steres, chem : ste.

A visitor at the jubilee race meeting, who had not been ou the course for twenty years, when whst siruek him most, said that in the two days, ha had not seen one person under the influence of liquor and had not heard any expression of bad language. At the Magistrate’s Court this morning before Messrs D. J. Evans and C. J. Nightingale, Justices, Wm Miller, Alias Wellp, pleaded guilty to a charge of obtaining goods from W. McKay and Bcn by false pretences while under the influence of liquor. The acrured was convicted, sentence to be deferred, cn condition that he enhet within a week, which he promised to'do.

The New Zealand Times says—ln order to probe to the bottom certain alleged irregularities in connection with the supply of military requirements, a departmental inquiry is now being held in Wellington. It is alleged that certain members of the staff of one of the Defence Department's branches are implicated, as well as some business men of the city. The proceedings are boing kept strictly private.

Over a million'bottles sold annually— WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS,

A delayed shipment—Wo have pleasure in announcing that wo have just opened and are now showing a very fine selection of children’s millinery. McKay’s, the leading drapers.—Advt.

One only and enly one pure spirit— WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS, A nice choice of ladies voile and ?i!V blouses in the latest styles andr* reasonable prices at Mrs Lloyd’s.

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Hokitika Guardian, 10 January 1917, Page 2

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Drink Plenty of Water. Hokitika Guardian, 10 January 1917, Page 2

Drink Plenty of Water. Hokitika Guardian, 10 January 1917, Page 2

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