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Hokitika Guardian, 25 August 1917, Page 3

Old friends, old books, old songs, old wine, Old-fashioned folks to thes© incline; But as a rule, apart from such, Old-fashioned fads don’t count for much. The old-time chemist made and sold His worthless dopes for cough and cold ( But sufferers now such trash abjure Preferring Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.

For continuation or news see Brat and fourth pages |OR SALE.—A WARDROBE, in JO splendid condition, cheap. App.j “Guardian” offico. 10 ST.—A Bunch of KEYS, on FriJ day afternoon in vicinity of Post Office. Finder please return to the ‘Guardian” Office. "aSHuSafat stock SAIUS. MONDAY, AUGUST 27th, 1917. W. MOSS AND CO . • will sell by public auction as above: — 25 PRIME HEAVY BULLOCKS, On a/o Mr It. Adamson. ARAHURA STOCK SALE. MONDAY, AUGUST 27th, 1917. Messrs w. jeffries & coy. will sell by public auction: 40 FAT CATTLE, For Mr T. Condon. 25 EAT CATTLE, For Mr H. Diedrich. SALE OF DAIRY HERD.

Messrs w. ' jeffries and will, offer at auction at the KOKATAHI SALE, on behalf of MR JNO. DIMMIOK, the whole of his first-class MILKING HERD, comprising— -25 2nd, 3rd, and 4th calf oows due to profit. PUBLIC NOTICE. IN ORDER to enable the business of “ICE-OWN AND ROBINSON” (West Coast Times) to be wound lip it is hereby notified that all accounts remaining unpaid after 25th of this month will be sued for without further notice. M. H. HOUSIojn, Agent. Application having been mau« to me for the issue of a Provisional Certificate of Title in the name ot ELIZABETH PORTER, late of Ross, Widow, now deceased, for Section 183;) Block IV Totara Survey District being the land contained in Certificate of Title Vol. 6 fol 176 and evidence having heen lodged of the lose of the said Certificate of Title, I hereby give notice that I shall issue a provisional Certificate of Title as requited unless caveat bo lodged forbidding the same within fourteen days from the date of the publication of this Notice in the Gazette. . DATED at the Lands Registry Office Hokitika, the 24th day of August, 1917. WM. PHILIP MORGANDistrict Land Registrar. HOW TO CURUWEUNIATISNI. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. SOME two years ago the Herald” and other leading daily papers of the Dominion reprinted from the “Otago Daily Times” a news item announcing the discovery by a Dunedin resident of a wonderful natural oure for rheumatism and blood troubles. It now transpires that the discovery was a very important one, for since that time the remedy has been subjected to every possible test and tiiousonds of cases have been treated, with marvellous result. The intensely interesting story of the discovery has now been printed in book form, entitled “The Broken Crutch, and can be obtained free by filling in and posting the following coupon. “To the Dominion Rheumatism Ouie Pty., Ltd, Hellaby’s Buildings, P. O. Box 369, Auckland. “Please send me Free Book about Rheumatism mentioned in the “Hokitika Guardian.”—-A.0.9 Name Address ....' ...••••• •" No sufferer should hesitate in sending for the book. It shows that no matter how severe a case may be—even if it has been pronounced incurable—a complete and speedy cure is possible with the aid of this marvellous remedy, the secret of which was known to the ancient Egyptians centuries ago and was only re-discovered by accident. Send for the book a,nd read, this marvellous truo story for yourself.