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Hokitika Guardian, 8 July 1918, Page 3

j 1 80 the duty that lies nearest thee.” —Carlyle.—Your iirst duty is to your own and your family’s health. Nothing undermines that more quickly than coughs or colds neglected. Why court trouble? Baxter’s Lung Preserver is the best of all remedies for coughs colds, chest and bronchial troubles. Does good from the first dose. Baxter’s not only effects a cure, but also fortifies against re-attack. Strengthens the lungs—vitalizes constitution. And it’s so economical, too. 2 j- buys a large bottle at any chemist or store.

For continuation of news Bee first and fourth page 3. TPIOR SALE.—Rudge Motor Cycle, h.p.; free-ergino model; re-over-hauled; good tyr >s, etc.; r, bargain, £22. • For particulars apply office of this paper. TVTANTED.—Young WOMAN to * ▼ learn to drive Buick car; day timo only. Good wages. Apply at once to W. Gooch, at Garage. YX^ANTED —MAN for Breaking- ’ ’ down Bench. Apply Malfroy anu Co., Three Mile, or at office, Hokitika. FOR SALE.—Double-barrelled hammerless breechloader GUN, 12 guage, fitted with Lyman sight. Apply —Bert. C'ropp, Koiterangi. FOR SALE.—Comfortable five-room-ed HOUSE, at South Spit, close to Takutai station, in good order. Apply to Mrs A. W. Williams, on the premises. LOST —Between the Marquis of Lome j Hotel, and Hokitika bridge a blue j Balaclava CAP. Finder please return ! to this office. 1

AUCTION SALTS. At the Mart, Wharf Street. WEDNESDAY, 10th JULY at 2.30 p.m. M HOUSTON AND CO. • will sell by by public auction as above: A Quantity of Oiled Rimu Furniture, practically new, consisting or Oval Table, Couch, Clicffonier, Dining Room Chairs, Morris Chairs, 'Single Bedsteads, Wire and Kapok Mattresses, Easy Chairs, .Sea Grass Mats, Perfection Oil Stove, Crockery, etc. —ALSO— Quantity of Choice Hams and Bacon.

SALE OF DAIRY, STOCK. MATAINTJI, loth AUGUST, 1918. JEFFftES AND CO., instructed by NUt. A. COOPER, who has sold his farm, will sell nt the Homestead ns above, the whole of his live and dead stock, including flic specially' selected dairy herd of—--30 Choice COWS, due Aug., Sept., and Oct-, 8 Springing HEIFERS, Sept.-Oct., 11 Forward Empty HF.IFF.RS, 1 S.H. BULL, 50 EWES (in lamb.) ALSO: —Horses, pigs, poultry, harness, drays, traps, and a number of first class farming implements, including chaff-cutter, etc., etc. Sale at 11 a.m., sharp. Luucbeon provided. WESTLAND A. & P. ASSOCIATION. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that Mil BERT O’BRIEN has been appointed CARETKER of the Kokatahi PDBLC HALL, and that all enquiries to hire, and payments of same, arc to bo made to him. M. HOUSTON, Secretary.

WESTLAND A. & I'. ASSOCIATION. A PUBLIC MEETING of Farmers of Kokatahi District is hereby convened for WEDNESDAY, 10th JULY > at 8 p.m., at the PUBLIC HALL, KOKATAHL for the purpose of discussing the question of LIME SUPI PLIES for the coming season. As the j mattc-r is important, to all fanners, a full attendance is requested. AT. HOUSTON, Secretary. HOKITIKA TECHNICAL SCHOOL C' LASSES will commence a» follows : SHORTHAND, BOOK-KEEPING and TYPEWRITING —At Education Board Rooms on TUESDAY, JULY 9th at 7.15 p.m. Instructor —Mr S. V. Sharpe. DRESSMAKING—At Education Board’s Rooms, on THURSDAY, JULY 11th nt 2.30 p.m. Instructress— Mrs Thompson. FRENCH—At Education Board’s Rooms on FRIDAY, July 12tli at 7 p.m. Instructress—Miss I. I>. Laycock. WOODWORK —At Woodwork Room, Hokitika District High School on MONDAY, JULY 15th at 7 p.m. Instructor. —Mr W. Judkins. PHYSICAL CULTURE—Two classes will be held; one for ladies, and one for gentlemen ; at a date to be announced on Monday. MECHANICAL' ENGINEERING Students now being enrolled. There is a special reduction in fees., for students taking more than one subject. Students are now being enrolled Full particulars on application to the Director. L. F. de BERRY, Director.

OVERLAND DAIRY CO., LTD., Tfumii St.. Greymouth, call attention to all DAIRY FARMERS that their Factory will be OPEN TO BUY CREAM, in any quantity right through the %inter. Prices paid for Jun», July, and August will be 1/ss. Call and see us any time you are in town, or ring up Phone, No. 159, Greymouth, and we will send you cans by the first train.