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Hokitika Guardian, 6 September 1922, Page 2

Tlic “Letter Times” campaigners favour all housewives singing “Home Sweet Home” etc. while “NO-RUR--111XC1” Laundry Help is doing the weekly washing.—Mrs F. Foster.— Advt. Think what it means to have eggs at Is 6d a dozen all the year round. You can if you “put down” supply now with Sharland”s “Moa” Brand Egg Preservative. Bottle does 20 dozen. j Look out for the great Clearing Sale of Millinery. Knitted jerseys and winter coats now on at Schroeder and Co.—Advt.

POSSESSION OF A TENEMENT. WELLINGTON. Sept. -G. Four members of Parliament hare been involuntarily enmeshed in litigation. A Mrs Evans brought a suit against Rev. Robertson Orr, for possession of premises and obtained damages. Sho then instituted further proceedings for loss during the time she was kept out of the place. Messrs Bitehener, Burnett, J. R. and A. Hamilton were staying there, and as soon as a verdict was obtained received notice to quit by the following Monday. Two of them were out of )\ r elington at the time and did not return till the notice had expired, but the notice stated if they did not leave they would be joined in a new action against defendant As members of Parliament have certain privileges of immunity during the holding of a session some interesting developments nro expected, ' •