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Hokitika Guardian, 16 May 1918, Page 3

'l'he big red lamp of Chemist Kent, Shone out along the rain-soaked street; While all within glowed warm and bright In contrast to the gale svvept-night., The customers were frequent, too, Kent still a steady trade could do; For wise was he and made that sure. By ‘pushing’ Woods’ Groat Peppermint Cure.

OVERSEAS TOBACCO FUND. MAY CONTRIBUTIONS. .Stafford list per H. W. Sandlc: —PI. W. Sandle, Mrs Mundy, J. Mundy, Mrs Pimpernell, Miss Linklater each Is; total 6s. Town Hall list, Hokitika per A. A. Andrewes A. Andrewes, C. Gibboiis, J. Maunder, T. Coyle, W. Connor, J. Myers, A. Detlaff each Is; total 7s. The collections this month are to he utilised to provide smoke the British sailors patrolling the English Channel, and concerned in tho late naval raids on Ostend and vicinity. Who will begrudge a shilling? SOME RECENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Prance.—Receivod smokes with many thanks. Good luck to you all at home. Sorgt. N. J. Mclsaac. Thanks very much for parcel of cigarettes. Weather here at' _ present (Feh. 21st) excellent. Best regards,— B. Livingstone (Mastert-onl. Dear Madam, I received tho tin of Havelock cigarettes O.K. Many thanks for them. 1 can assure you they are most welcome.—Yours sincerely, H. K. Tnvlor. The boys enjoyed the tobacco very much indeed, and desire me to thank you for the gift. Best wishes.—Thomas E. Y. Seddon. ’ Over a million bottles sold annually.— ‘ WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS.