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Hokitika Guardian, 25 April 1921, Page 3

TO-NIGHT! POLLARD’S PICTURES! TO-NIGHTI j NORMA TALMADGB IN:- NORMA TALMADGE IN:“A DAUGHTER OF TWO WORLDS.” Scott’s famous story of New York life to-day. GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME! Henry

j MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. j . TO THE ELECTORS. e ' LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, j AFTER having served you as a re- | presentative in the Hokitika Bor- I ough Council for the last fourteen j years I am again offeiring you my ser- j vices. In the past I have always done ' my best to represent you faithfully and cast my vote conscientiously in your interests. ! During the war period a. “marktime” policy in the Council was war- ! ranted, but I feel that the incoming : Council is embarking on an era or prosperity for Hokitika and district. With j the rapid advancsment of the dairying ■ timber and other industries, the revival j of gold mining, and the near approach i of completion of the Otira tunnel and the linking up of the Coast with the i main arteries of the Dominion, a very bright future lies before this town, and I warrants a more progressive policy be- ! ing adopted by the Council. I can con- | fidently say that the Council has expended the revenue at its disposal judiciously, but anything in the way of extensive public works and improvement to the town generally cannot be done } out of ordinary revenue, and can only , be done by the sanction of the ratepayers to a public works loan. The water-works, one of the greatest assets the town possesses, requires careful overhauling to ascertain the cause of the shortage of the supply and when that cause is ascertained, the first and most important work for the Council is to correct it. Some of our street's are getting very much out of repair for want of funds on the part of the Council and with the prospects of better times ahead it behoves the Council to make the town as attractive as possible and I am in favour of placing a proposal before you for a. public works loan. There are many matters which I would like to touch on but space here will not permit me. In conclusion let me say that I know that an organised attempt is being made by a certain few to injure my candidature and that by mis-statements and subterfuge have endeavoured to turn against me a section of the community for whom I have the profoundest respect and who T have always done my best to help in every way and shall continue to do. I refer to the Returned Soldiers —and I would ask the Returned Soldiers not to be led to believe that I have done or would do anything in anyway detrimental to them. If elected I will allways do njy best to further the best interests of the town and 1 solicit your vote and interest on polling day. Yours faithfully, H. M. COTJLSON.

“Happiness lies in health.”—CurtisSound, robust health and radiant happiness are the portion of all who hnve made friends with Baxter s Lung Preserver. Colds are waiting to attack you—take “Baxter’s” and you’ll be able to resist them. This sterling, rich, warming specific is an effective remedy for deep-seated coughs, chronic colds, and all bronchial complaints. Join the healthy throng of Baxter’s Lung Preserver users now! Keep this sovereign remedy on a handy shelf in your home. Order from your chemist or grocer today. 2s 6d buys a large bottle. North British' Solid Truck Tyres carry the bulk of New Zealand’s heavy loads, in all weathers, on all classes of roads. Fitted by H. Smith, Motor Garage, Greymouth, local agents. A friend for you! “ NAZOL ” instantly relieves coughs and colds. Get a Nazol Inhaler. 'For continuation of news, ».ee fourth page). FOlt SALE —Clement-Talbot 5-seater CAR in good order; Price £350. Apply Hokitika Motor Garage. SALE—BACON or Dressed • PIGS. Apply F. C. Marshall, Lower Kokatahi. WANTED —A Smart GIRL to assist in house; good wages. Apply Mrs D. Stuart, Kanieri Road. TADY CLERK, desires situation in J office. Insurance work preferred. Apply “Guardian” office. I- OST—I6 feet Kauri BOAT, painted J white, from Hokitika wharf. Reward for information, at Red Lior Hotel. KANIERI BAKERY. CPFAHLERT desires to notifj • that he is taking over the above bakery on MONDAY, MAY 2nd. Old and new customers can rely on being served regularly and attentively. Coupons bearing the name of C Pfalilert will be issued and these onlj will be accepted. THE SUCCESS DREDGING COY. LTD. (in liquidation). TENDERS are invited for the pinch aso of the Success Gold Dredg ing Company Ltd’s dredge and mach inery as it now lies, together with hut and claim situated at Blue Spur, Hoki ' tika, to close with the undersigned oi SATURDAY, 30th APRIL 1921. Tenders to be accompanied with a de posit of 10 per cent, of the amount o the tender. The highest or any other tender wil not necessarily he accepted. ' NORMAN H. JAMES, Liquidator. ‘ Perry Street. I Masterton. DRAUGHT HORSES FOR SALE. P NOLAN, (of Nolan Bros, Okuru • is shortly driving a splendid lin j of draught and half-draught HORSED j (4j years), by that purebred Clydesdal stallion “Lord Newton.” - | Horses guaranteed quiet and most] 1 i good leaders, some being broken t lins. fill sell at Waiho Gorge or furthc th singly or in one lot to the firs lonablo offer. i T ill b® at Waiho about first wee May, Exact date later upon nppl NOLAN BftOS,

A DISCLAIMER. The returned soldiers’ association (Hokitika Branch) disclaim any connection with any alleged organisation set up for the purpose of securing Mr Coulson’s defeat at the forthcoming election. T. J. KERR, Secretary.

IW. HOUSTON AND CO. AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS WHA.RF AND CAMP STREETSHOKITIKA. FARMS FOR SALF. ACRES L.1.P., with good T.G.L run thrown in, situated at Wataroa. Good fiat land, all cleared and in grass, except about 15 acres standing bush and shelter patches ; well fenced and sub-divided into 9 paddocks; good 5 romed house with wash-house, store room and bath room, h. and c. water, 8 bail milking shed, cart shed and shearing shed with large loft, cow yards, sheep yards and dip, with good water supply. As a going concern, including all stock and implements, except furniture and private effects. Carrying 75 cattle, including dairy herd, 250 ewes with 240 lambs, 200 hoggets, 1 Hereford bull, 2 horses. About 1 mile from factory, school etc. Would cut up into 3 nice dairy farms. Good terms. Price and Darticulars to bonafide clients. QKI ACRES FREEHOLD at .L Lower Koiterangi all- ploughable; 200 acres ploughed end all in splendid pastures. Good dwelling large barn and milking shed, with Gane 4 cow plant. Well sub-divided into convenient paddocks. Milking 48 cows, Offered as a going concern with 50 cows horses. 34 sheep with lambs, 15 head dry stock and full range of implements. Price r d full particulars to bona fide clients. 1? A G00I) 5-ROOMED DWELLING, situated Upper Rolleston St- All conveniences - including Bath Room, (new porcehm 1 bath and basin), Pantry, wash-house etc. Splendid Section, property is^in - first class condition throughout. For f qu ick sale, and immediate possession given. 1 ACRES, Borough Lease, Noiterangi, all cleared and grassed pt 30 acres light bush. Fenced sub- divided into 9 paddocks. Good lined house, large shed A good farm. Price £2500. ) e e AO ACRES Freehold situated at JJV/OAlount Bonar, S.D. near Evans’ Creek. Ring fenced and partly cleared. Splendid country when cleared up. Price £I7OO. 10 WN PROPERTIES— Cali and spect the list of Town properties have for disposal on easy term». have seven! other good proper s other pai-s of the West Coast o a number of Town Properties fc. t. Correspondence invited and Ifi •ction arranged.