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, Ttlie Defender sails for Wellington on Thursday morning. The s.s. Paoroa will sail for southern ports on Wednesday at 7 p.m. The practice of ’“the Gondoliers” will be held this evening as usual instead of AA r odnesday evening.
The Kapitea dredging return is 35ozs lOdwts for the week, which is considered satisfactory, as full time has not been made. During the past six months the returns obtained have been the means of paying off the overdraft of £I2OO, leaving now a credit balance at the bank.
“Nosßubbing” Laundry. Help is our special favourite for washing silks, muslins, prints, woollens and mechanics’ overalls spotlessly clean without nibbing or injury to the hands or fabric.—Advt.
The worst roads can’t ‘chew up’ Clincher Dreadnought Motor Cycle Tyros. They are made the other way. Oversize 20x2j; heavy 28x3. Ask any live dealer. / No acquired taste required to enjoy Hayward’s ’ MILITARY PICKLE. Everyone likes it. Ask your Grocer.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 November 1917, Page 3
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