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Hokitika Guardian, 6 November 1917, Page 3

Misses Addison have a good variety of children’s washing print frocks, pinafores and tunics in assorted sizes, ln.pection invited.—Advt. No acquired taste required to enjoy Hayward’s MILITARY PICKLE. Everyone likes it. Ask your Grocer. WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS is absolutely invaluable to the traveller. Misses Addison have just’opened an assortment of traced camisoles and night-dress tops in pretty designs.— Advt. ANY day you may get caught in' the rain. Chills are always in wait for you. Attack the first symptoms of coughs and colds with “NAZOL.” It acts like magic. The worst roads can’t ‘chew up’ Clincher Dreadnought Motor Cycle Tyres. They are made the other way. Oversize 26x25; heavy 28x3. Ask any live dealer. For continuation of news see first and fourth pages. WANTED— A STRONG, ACTIVE LAD for the Bakehouse —Apply Mrs. Preston, Gibson’s Quay. HE ALFA LIGHT.—The Latest, best and most economical petrol light. The outlay is very small. Send for full particulars. Hotlpy and Co., Ltd. ngeni, Greymouth. Lost— starting handle off motor car, between Sewell, Tu- ! dor and Fitzherbert Streets. Please rej turn to T. ROBINSON and SONS. WESTLAND LAND BOARD. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I have applied to the Westland Land Board for a pastoral license over • 800 acres situated in Block IX, Mawheraitd S.D. VIVIAN C. PALMER.