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Hokitika Guardian, 7 October 1922, Page 4

] 1 \\\ I i i* § d 1 ill k ' rWmso^Jm &. >.Vr f A.'y ff --x - r?** %dzJhO*g£&> v 4£j. • -\5 >■ ■ftr-r »*C> ~ • d a rt “* 6^ Here is a typical letter from the many unsolicited testi* monials we receive from grateful people who haVt won back health and hap* pints s bj’ Lane s Emulsion. “Saved his Life” "In 19171 cotit raclec! a vary ha.vy cold. .allied on my che.t. A cough developed and became mod dittreitmk day. apdmiyhl. IWM »pi ling, blood every mormne and had hear* night «wrat«. •• When 1 heard of Lane'.. I decided to efva nina Stopped. ** 1 am r.ov/ vfoikini? again, and am keepinff well. .You may make wh«t use you like. Of this Irit'er as i? m»y be the msanc or saving another person’s life also. F. ]. HAMILTON, Werris Creak, N.S.W. For further information reßeimns lhi, grand old remedy, are the circular r;trlo»ed win each bol lc-2."j ami 4 6-at all chemists and and stores. Manufactured by F-. Ci. LanC, Oarnaiu, N.Z.— a graduate chemist. "Elp, iZSSJ. SATCHELL CHEAP BOOT DEPOT. REVELL STREET', HOKITIKA. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST BOOTSHOP IN HOKITIKA. G. LAKIN. MANAGER, ’Phone, No. 149. A. LITTLE. BOOT AND SHOEMAKER AND IMPORTER. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. INVITES the public to come and in spent his large and varied stock - ofEIGHGRADE BOOTS AND SHOE? ;. REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. FIRBT-CLASS WORKMANSHIP AND BEST OF MATERIAL INSPECTION INVITED. TO SHEEP AND CATTLE OWNERS! TO SHEEP AJ'JD CATTLE OV/HtRSI TO sREEP AND CATTLE OWNERS! Td SHEEP AND CATTLE OWNERSI At this time of the year YOU WILL BE CONTEMPLATING SELLING THE TOPS OF your Lambs which will be A’ILK LAMBS AND WHICH WILL WEIGH AS MUCH NOW As THEY WILL THREE MONTHS LATER. THE THING TO DO IS NOT TO LEAVE IT TOO LATE as once they start to grow they start to look plain, THE CENTRAL MARKET AT ADDINGTON, offers a good Opportunity for you to dispose of your lambs. The competition of those on this side tbit have rap o and artificial feed will give you increased competition and WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND YOU TO SEND THEM OVER, as long as they aid big, well-grown, good, sappy stuff. THERE IS ALSO ,A GQOD MARKET FOR DECENT WETHEILS. ON IN THE YEAR WE EX- I PECT A GOOD MARKET FOR ! I EWES and sheep for holding . over, i but this will not come until March I and will be largely regulated by cli- | matic conditions. . I THE FAT LAMB MARKET HAS HARDENED both here and in Ausi tralia THE MUTTON MARKET I HAS ALSO HARDENED id AustraI lia and the natural conclusion is that j it will harden here. CATTLE MAR* ■ KETS throughout the World, ARE LRREiGULjAR, YOU A .RE A FARMER 1 j j AS A FARMER YOU ARE AN j INDIVIDUAL! NO ONE OaN MANAGE YOUR FARM BETTER THAN YOU | CAN YOURSELF 1 i During the recent prosperous time* j many privately-owned businesses j have disappeared, BUT ! H. HIATSON 8 Cfl 1 ARE STILL IN THE FOREFRONT i AND ABE PREPARED TO GIVE j YOU PERSONAL AND Plj RECT ATTENTION. I WE HAVE GOOD PADDOCKING ACCOMMODATION. I j AND THE BEST SALESMAN, j ANO WE MAKE PROMPT j payment. It you contemplate sending STOCK to this MARKET we shall be glad to receive same through the Agency of ! your usual trusted Agent on your side if you «o desire. H. MATSON * 00., Auctioneers, ( Christchurch I