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Hokitika Guardian, 10 February 1922, Page 4

I^7 CUTLERY Stewart Dawson’s Stainless Knives are the higher British quality,, combining labour-sav-ing. advantages Wlkl finish: beautiful KE vV PRICES: T.'Jiie KriiHi?, •IV- •!■'•/- 60/ILrf Dozen. D?."ort Knives, 35/- «/- 46/Half Dozen. STEWART DAWSON’S STEWART DAWSON’£ CORNER :: CHRISTCHURCH. & f 'rT> CINDERELLA’S SLIPPER WAS NOT HALIT AS CHARMING AND DAINTY AS THE SMART RANGE 6i NEW SUMMER STYLES IN SHOES. WE ARE NOW DISPLAYING?!* ALL THE LATEST FOOTWMR FEATURES AND STYLE LINES ARE EMBODIED IN THIS NEW SHOWING, AND IT BEHOVES EVERY WOMAN WITH TASTE AND A FINE EcGNOMY iNStINW $6 CALL AND MANE A SELECTION. BEST STYLEB. BEST LEATHER. BEST PRICES. OLIVER AND DUFF. TELEPHONE—NO. 189; REVEL! STREET, HOKITIKA.

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ELEPHANT ON STRIKE. BUDAPEST, Dec. 20. A-sagacious elephant at the Budapest Zoo. named ilassau, refuses to work an.v longer for Hungarian' krone?. Three days ago a child who wished to hare a ride on the elephant’s back was surprised at having a kroner note.returned with a disgusted snort. Yesterday, however, Mr Rieger, of tho American Red Cross at Budapest, tried liassan with a dollar hill, which the elephant took in his trunk and promptly handed to the keeper. A possible explanation is offered by Tiasan’s keeper, who points out that (lie new and unpleasant chemicals used in printing the new issue kroner notes may offend Hassan.

TOURIST FALLS 200 FEET. VEVEY, Dec 20. An Alpipe tragedy has just been seen by the villagers of Oondo, near the Italian frontier. Hearing cries for help coming from the steep rocks which dominate the village, the inhabitants rushed to the foot of the cliffs and saw high above them the figure of a. tourist clinging to the face of the rock. With frantic cries the onlookers urged him to climb up again, but the tourist insisted on trying to find a way down. Several men with-ropes started for the) summit of the cliffs, whence they hoped to reach the climber, but suddenly the man was seen to lose his grip and crash 1 into a gully 200 ft. below. The task of reaching his body will be extremely difficult.

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