Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

Hokitika Guardian, 19 September 1921, Page 1

SON I.OSKS A I.KO. lidMK, .Inly I *;l 11 1 , tin l !7- vea rs-old sun ni the linn Mrs Hoekctt (Ini pikm Iv ('uimif'S Olio ('/.ernin). sister of laird (Iri 111 1 liorjio. wliu with mother and-two hrodiors tins shot ;it while in a miller ear at \ iterImi. II) miles nnilh-wesl nl linmo, lias llllil his lee: :iln|illttili'il in consocpicnre nf liis n minds. .lames, liis lirellier. ula i u.is killed, was Id; Kdinnnd, 11. was wounded in several parts nl the body. Mrs lieckott was hit hy a rcvnlver hullet- in the slinulder and die driver nl the innlnr ear ill t 1 ■ head. The trajiie all’air was due in a ti isunderstaudiilLt' arisino nut nl the recent fi nil till e ill til*' district helweell Cnai--1111111 isi s and their dread nppunenls Ihe Kaseisti. a pairinlie assneitil inn. I'urilier details slum that news spread in Viterhn I hat l''aseis!i punitive expcdit inns weiv rnminn to the place Irmii surrnund iiej; towns. Iho u hnie population nl Viterhn, some armed with rovulvers, some uitli lilies, and ntlieis with slicks, lines, and rakes. thereil In del'end their town irnni the annressnrs. Thu population was in a state nl meat excitement and nervousness. It was at this static dial Mrs Heekott’s motor ear rounded a curve into the town. Suddenly the cry went up, • Kaseisti; Kaseisti!” The latal shots were immediately tired at the motor ear and its occupants.

Woods’ C! rent Peppermint Cure V’.ir Hi onrhiat Coughs. take WOT.I'T’R SCHNAPPS!, vastly sn- „ l„ .11 ..I' . n-l« For Children's Hacking Cough, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.