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Hokitika Guardian, 17 May 1921, Page 3

0, dimes and dollars ! O, dollars and dimes ! Life is a struggle in these hard times. Frantic financing wrecks caste and class, Soon we’ll he Jiving on leaves and grass 1 Wages increase, but we wince, you hot, When we consider the goods we get, Rut the goods are as good as the cash, be sure, When buying Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.

Tor continuation ut" i.enc, O eo luii-iu page). R. L. (i'OOCH has been appointed ITA Agqnt ( for COMPRESSED VEAST where’ supplies can be obtained daily. Dominion Compressed Yeast Coy. ANTED TO SELL—Overland ’ ’ MOTOR-CAR ; Price £175. Goj.l serviceable car for settler or country resident. Inspection at Wild and Bassett’s garage. Hokitika. T OST— On Sunday afternoon between Cemetery and St. Mary’s Church, Lulies (kold Expanding Wristlet WATCH. Reward on returning to office of W. Jeffries and Co.

WANTED TO SELL:-“Beautiful Westland,” new and enlarged edition, containing souvenir illustrated pages of l'rince of AVales’ visit and Peace Celebration tableaux at Hokitika. Price 3s ; on sale at Booksellers, lie veil St. Hokitika. G. R. NEW ZEALAND MILITARY FORCES NOTICE TO UNATTACHED reserve AND RETIRED OFFICERS. THE New Zealand Army List is being revised and till officers other than those serving on the Active List of the Territorial Force and Senior Cadets are required to send their present postal addresses to the nearest Defence Office by 31st May, 1921, in order that communications in this connection may-be*iddressod to them. In future, officers will be placed in one of the following categories:— (a) The- Active List. (b) The Reserve of Officers. (c) The Retired List. The names of officers who do not report as required herein, will be deplet. ed from the list. GEO. S. RICHARDSON, Brigadier-General, In charge of Administration,