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Hokitika Guardian, 18 November 1922, Page 3

“ How sweet’s a Spring-time -Morn! ” Hut wliat’s more annoying than to contract a Spring chill Don’t risk a cough or cold. Keep Baxter's Lung Preserver always by you. “ Baxter’s ” ensures prompt and lasting relief from the most chronic bronchial, throat and chest complaints. It also possesses remarkable tonic properties. 2s Cd a large bottle at chemists and stores.

Flavour, purity and quality are synonymous with the name Nelson Moate’s. Their Teas are selected and blended with the skill which can only be obtained by long experience. Their brands are Royal Tea 3/- per lb.. Wi! low Pattern 3/-. 3/2, and 3/0 per lb Proprietors of Nelmon C-von and Mel r-.v, ('<> f!Ve.- \dvt. The fine flavour, strength, and purity of SHAELAND’S VINEGAR, In-owed from pure cane sugar, cannot be surpassed.

SEAMEN’S UNION MEET. WELLINGTON. Nov 17. A meeting of the Seamen’s Union lasted four hours. In reply to inquiries Mr Young (Secretary) said there was nothing to report.

The latest in Men's striped Tobrnleo striped Fuji, and tussore silk shirts. Box suits in brown, grey, and navy. Boy’s sports suits, striped neg., and white Canoe shirts at W. H. Stopforth’s opposite W. E. Williams chemist.—Advt.

'For continuation of news seo fourth page.) W^ANTET)— BUSHMEN to full 20 * » to 100 acres hush. Apply Andrews Bros., butchers. ’WESTLAND INDUSTRIAL DIAMOND JUBILEE EXHIBITION. DECEMBER 1023- FEBRUARY 192-1 A PUBLIC MKETINC; will be held at the TOWN HALT, at 8 o’clock ON MONDAY NEXT to consider proposals relating to the launching of a project to hold an Industrial Exhibition at Hokitika to mark the Diamond Jubilee of the Province and to signalise the opening of the East and West Coast Railway. • All business people and citizens generally aie invited to attend end cu-oper-ate in the proposed important* movement. O. A. PERRY. Mayor. Chairman Provisional Committee.

AUCTION SATA.:. AT THK MART, wf.hxksdav. 22nd NOV. ft 2.30 p.m. MHOUSTOX and CO will sell by Public Auction above. 1 Ford One Ton TRUCK. Only been running a f>\v nirntbs A CC-TIONEERS' NOTICE.

ft T HOUSTON’ N V C " IVL. notify Unit THEY HAVE CANCELLED tlio Auction Sale advert sod for WEDNESDAY Xlf XT, on «o-our* i f Air .1. Clonrv. All A HUH A SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY. 20th. NOYEAIHER. At 1 p.m. SI’KCIA I. STORE CATTLE SALE. Messrs w. .teffrtks and m will soil on account Messrs Ryall Eros.. L. Loujjeson, Smith, Olderop Eros.. Turner. E. Noble. 1). Bradley T. Thompson, AleOr'.v :md Hnjjin. 15 Forward S.H. BI'LEOCKS. 150 STEERS and HEIFERS (to he drafted). 1 light draught CET/DTNfi. Further entries for this sale must leach our office before noon on 27th. inst.

AUCTION SAUK OK VALUABLE KARA! PROPERTY SITUATED AT KOTTERANGT. AT THE MART, SEWELL ST V

; ON SATURDAY 25th. NOVEMBER. At Noon. Messrs \y. jkffriks and co.. <»r-tin”: in conjunction with ! .MESSRS M. HOUSTON AND CO.. ] under instructions from Messrs AV. 11. Robinson and D. J. Diedriebs "ill offer for sale by Public Auction as above: All the interest of the Vendors in Freehold Section I]Y>2, A rail lira S.P.. eontainin.tr 102 acres. 2 roods more or less and known ns “The Maori Block.” i . The Section is hold under l.ease j i lor 21 years from 1 Oth. June 1014, with ; right of renewal, but vendors having ■ acquired the freehold bv transfer from j the Native owners, are now in a posi- ; tiun to transfer tile fee simple to any 1 purchaser. The land is all rich rihbonwood country, practically all cleaned and in splendid pastures, well fenced and sub- | divided. Excellent fattenin': country, at present carrying a large number grown cattle and sheep. Suitable for cutting up into 3 or 4 firstelass dairy farms, (load access and bandy to School, Post and Telegraph Office and Butter factory. This is a real good proposition | either for grazing or dairying. | Full particulars as to terms etc., j from the Auctioneers. \Y. JEFFRIES AND CO., ! Or M. HOUSTON AND C 0... j Holritikn,