LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 29 October 1918, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

I The girls taking part in the choruses I for the Literary Club’s bazaar are I notified that the practice arranged for I this evening will be postponed till tomorrow evening at 7.30. I Word has been received that Lance I CorpoTnl V. J. Bvrne second son of I Mr and Mrs T. V. Byrne, formerly I of Kumara has died of sickness in -EngI land. His two brothers, Frank and Charlie were both killed in action in I Franco within the last eighteen months. I Deceased was a brother of Mrs. G. H. I Chapman and Miss Byrne of Ross, and with his brother Charles left New Ze»,- j I land with the Main body. j •Leave of absence for the period of | j the session was granted by the House j of Representatives on Friday to Captain j I J. G. Coates (Tvaipnra), Captain J. B. j Hine (Stratford), and Captain T. -E. Y. Scddon (Westland), now on active service—to the two former on the motion of Mr W. Nosworthy (Ashburton) and I to the last named on the motion of Mr J. Colvin (Duller). The friendship existing between “No Rubbing” Laundry Help and thrifty housewives is very delightful. “No Rubbing’’ has banished the old hackaching rubbing slavery.—E. J. Lloyd. Avoid coughs and colds this Winter—take NAZOL regularly. Put some drops on sugar—and inhale. Penetrating and germ-killing. C-fc NAZOL today. When you buy garden hose get the best. There’s nothing to equal North British Rubber Company’s brand. Best fabric—best- rubber—high quality—long service. Consider the economy of NAZOL—the well-tried family remedy for coughs and colds. Sixty doses for Is 6d—more than three a penny. Get NAZOL to.day.