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Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1918, Page 3

Have you tried WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS for kidney ailment. For continuation of news Bee first and fourth pages. FOR SALE. —Comfortable five-room- j ed HOUSE, at South Spit, close i to Tnkutai station, in good order. Apply to Mrs A. W. Williams, on the premises. \ *7ANTED TO SELL—Second ' ▼ hand ROOFING IRON, in good : condition, 3ft, 7ft., and Bft., lengths; ninepence per foot.—R. WILD. * j WANTED,— A Smart LAD for bn- j * » ker’s cart. Apply C. Pfahlert, ; Kanieri. I "KIOUND.—A COAT, on Mahinapua i A Beach road. Owner can obtnin j same at Red Lion Hotel. T OST.—Between Gibson Quay and Sale Street, one £5 NOTE. Re-, ward on return to “ Guardian ” office. WANTED —Experienced WINCHMAN for Success Dredge. Apply DREDGEMASTER, . WILL the Rimu Lady who bought 1 doz. Balls of Gold Tinsel on j Tuesday, please communicate with tho : salesman and oblige. i

G RAND A aT TTNION’. ■ & JN AID OF BRITISH RED CROSS. To bo drawn on SATURDAY July 27th. EICnT VALUABLE PRIZES. Tickets, Sixpence each. Help the good cause alone. K. ROSS, Hon. Secretary, Hokitika.

AUCTION SALE. TN THE ESTATE OF THOMAS ORR, (deceased.) ON THE PREMISES. FITZHERBERT STREET. ON FRIDAY, 26th JULY, At 2.30 p.m. jl/f ! HOUSTON AND CO. • will offer for absolute sale in -rder to wind up the estate: — FREEHOLD * SECTION, No. 700, Fitzherbert Street, Hokitika, containing 20 perches, more or less, on which is erected a good 10-roomed dwelling; together with the whole of the household Furniture and Effects, including Bedsteads & Mattresses, Tables, Chairs, Couches, Linoleums, Carpets, "VVashstands and Ware, Fenders and Irons, Rugs, Sewiii£s machine, Crockery, Cutlery, Books, Pictures, etc., etc.

—ALSO—FREEHOLD SECTION, 1792, corner of Hampden <!fc Itolleston streets, Hokitika, containing 1 rood, on which is erected a substantially modern built residence of 7 rooms with all conveniences. Tin's property is well let and will prove a sound investment.

PR KLIMIXA RY NOTICE. AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE DAIRY HERD AT KOKATAHI SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, 7th AUGUST. 19lS. At 2 p.m. TIT HOUSTON AND CO. will sell as above on .ecount of Mr. Frank Wall, who is giving up dairying:— 30 Specially selected DAIRY COWS, due Sept, and Oct., 12 2-yr. old Red Polled HEIFERS, coming to profit; (bv purebred bull, imported from Heaton Rhodes, of Tai Tapu). 1 Red Polled HULL, 4yrs., bred by Heaton Rhodes. 1 Ten Bottle Babcock TESTER, with all appliances.

—ALSO— On account of Mr 11. A. Boddington. 3 Choice SPRINGERS duo SeptOct. 1 Dry COW. SALE OF DAIRY STOCK. MATAINUI, loth AUGUST, 1918. XKFFRES AND CO., instructed by HR. A. COOPER, who has sol'd his farm, will sell at the Homestead as above, the whole of his live and dead stock, including the specially selected dairy herd of—--30 Choice COWS, due Aug., Sept., and Oct., 8 Springing HEIFERS, Sept.-Oct., 11 Forward' Empty HEIFERS, 1 S.H. lU'Ll*

50 EWES (in lamb.) ALSO: —Heroes, pigs, poultry, harness, drays, traps, and a numl)er of first class forming implements, including chaff-cutter, etc., etc. Sale at 11 a.m., sharp. Luncheon provided. '/ FOR SALE. 5-SEATEU, 25 h.p. Chevrolet MOTOR CAR; guaranteed perfect running order, fitted with self-starter, electric lights, detachable rims, spare wheel, Haudnitte shock absorbers, Hceo Vacuum feed, and all spares and accessories, including vulcanizer. Price—£2oo. Apply— I. V. WILSON, C/o Mr H. M. Coulson, Hokitika.