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Hokitika Guardian, 17 April 1918, Page 3

That, sleep-spoiling cough can be slopped by NAZOL. Take some drops on : sugar. Penetrating and soothing. Splendid for cluldrsiii. 1/6 buys- 60 doses. I

I'or continuation of news see first and fourth pages. ~CIOR SALE—One Strong BUGGY in good order, with pole and shafts— Apply “Guardian” Office. WANTED. GIRL for Glacier Hotel. For particulars, apply—. J. W. Graham, Waiho Gorge. FOR SALE. K-SEATER, 25 h.p. Chevrolet MOTOR CAR ; guaranteed perfect running order, fitted with self-starter,' electric lights, detachable rims, spare wheel, Tlaudaitte shock absorbers, Heco acuuni feed, and all spares and accessories, including vuloanizer. Apply I- V. WILSON, C/o Mr IT. M. Coulson, Hokitika. INANGAHUA HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. A addressed to ifie / * Secretary, will be received up till noon on Thursday, April 25th for two PROBATIONER NURSES for the Reef, ton Hospital. Applicants must, state age and furnish a medical Certificate oi Health. § Salary £IG per year, with annual increase. C. NEVIN, Secretary.

WESTLAND LICENSING DISTRICT. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER. OF LICENSE'. T. PUHLIC TRUSTEE, of New ? Zehland Administrator in the es. tate of Jeremiah Crowley, deceased/ he\"r tb « holdf,r of a Publican s License in respect of the house and premises situate at Blue Spur, known as the “Exchange Hotel,’'’ do hereby give notice that f desire to obtain, and will, at the next- Licensing Meeting to he lioldcn at Hokitika, on the 7th Day of June, IMsI applying for a transfer of the said License from myself to Matilda Sophia Sherrill’, my appointee. Dated this Fifth Day of April 1918. T. S. RONALDSON, Assistant Public Trustee, Name of Owner:—The Crown. Park & Murdoch, Solicitors. RABBIT SKINS.

TKT ANTED—IO,OOO rABBIT SKINS 1 * ’ (racks and does). Top prices I for dried undamaged, delivered at our j stores, Sewell Street. j JEFFRIES and CO. | HAIM HART STOCK SALEi. WEDNESDAY. 24th APRIL, 19IS. At l p.m.IyTESSRiS w. JEFFRIES & COY. will sell in their vards as above • i 80 YEARLINGS to 18mos., (mixed), i 100 2 to 3-YEARS (mixed), 50 FAT CATTLE, 100 EAT SHEEP, j 200 STORE SHEEP' j

CLEARING sale BY PUBLIC i f. AUCTION. j OF LIVE STOCK, FARM IMPLE- ! MENTS, FURNITURE AND DREDGING MACHINERY. On the farm of MR, F. C. FEDDERSON at. LYELL. FRIDAY? 26th APRIL, 1918. ' At 10 a.m, M HOUSTON AND CO. ‘ • instructed by MR F. C. FED- ' DERSEN (who has disposed of his farm) will sell by # public auction ns above: The whole of his choice DAIRY STOCK, FAT & STORE CATTLE, FARM IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE & DREDGING MACHINERY. • Fullj list may be inspected at trie auctioneers’ office,. NOTE.—Mr Feddorsen’s dairy herd is some of the choicest stock on the Coast.

QUIED AND JJ ORTICULTUR AL H ALL. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY 2nd and 3rd, 1918. GRAND BAZAAR. —Tn aid of the funds of the— JJOKITIKA Jp^ISTRICT JJTGH gCHOOL. THE SCHOOL’S BIG EFFORT. Help the School that lias done so much for the Town. Help with Gifts! Help with you>’ Presence! Help with Your Patronage! NOVELTIES GALORE! USEFUL GOODS IN ABUNDANCE Come and helo make A GIGANTIC SUCESS! Listen to the Call of the Children!

THE ALFA light.—The Latest best an<t runs r•'Gnomical petrol light. Hie outlay is very small. Send for full particulars. Hat’’ s and Go,. Ltd. agent- Orevmouth