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Hokitika Guardian, 25 February 1918, Page 2

A change of notice dealing with Shaddock’s Orion Range appears in this issue. The New Zealand Globing Factory offer some end of the season special values in this issue . Messrs Jeffries and Co. in our advertising columns notify further additions to their Kokatahi sale, on account of Messrs Little Bros. A late casually list reports, seeero case, Stankey, T. F., 35130, Kanieri. Not severe case—Hare, A. W., 51595, Greymouth. Walker, A., 52902, Awntuna. Among the arrivals from Christchurch on .Saturday evening was Mrs J. A. Doctor, who has come over on a visit to this district. j We ask you to come along and inspect our quality in White Towels. We cannot give the same value later, as our stock is limited.—Misses Addison.—Advt.

An elderly married woman, Mrs E. Bisehoff died suddenly at her residence Maori Point, Greenstone, on Saturday last. Deceased was about 70 years of age. Ghe resided with her husband, who is a goldminer. Her health has not been good of late, and she was suffering from heart disease. On Saturday her husband went to work as usual, and on returning home in the afternoon, found his wife lying on tlie kitchen floor quite dead. She had been engaged washing, and was in the act of preparing dinner when she fell on the floor, and expired. Deceased had been under Dr Scott, of Rcefton, during the year, and as there were no suspicions circumstances connected with the death, an inquest will not be held. The deceased, who is well anil favourably known in the district, will be interred in the Greenstone cemetery.

Dowell Bros, have room for two passengers in their car connecting with overland coaches on Tuesday morning at Otira. —Advt.

Arrived per S. S. Alexander, caseß of tomatoes, nectarines, apples, plums etc. Paterson Michel and Co., Ltd. Phone No 2.—Advt.

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When pickling vegetables he sure to ptio rim best MALT VINEGAR—SHAR. L WD’S. Guaranteed under Food and I'-n-rs \ol. In bulk and bottle. All "I'orors. Sufferers from Hay Fever will enjoy speedy relief by breathing in “NAZOL,” A unique, never-failing remedy. 60 doses 1/- Use the N&£ol Inhaler.”