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Hokitika Guardian, 11 December 1922, Page 3

Ladies -are extolling “NO-RUB* BING” Laundry Help, "Golden Rule’ Soap and “Keep Smiling” Sand Soap. A'tlridge and Adamson.

iKor .'-Tit inn a turn of fii*.rt !> VRHIVKI) TO-DAY. U The Rivoli. Revoll Street, choice bananas, invalid grapes, tomatoes, oranges, apples and pears. [OR SARK. Cheap—Second-hand . v Ford Tmirinn CAR. just overi hauled and in first class order Also New R.S.A. Cents HICVCLR. Owner | leaviii" New Zealand. Apply M. Hous- ! ton and Co., Auctioneers.

X7IOR IMMETHATF. SALE- at -* Kan ci'i, a G-rooined HOUSE i» condition, with bathroom and wash-house, complete with set in tubs slid l'iiii[in■ copper, a dairy and (5 acres of land. Very cheap. The owner Wishes to sell as he is leaving: the district.—H. Morris, Kanieri.

Hokitika savings hank A MEETING OF TRUSTEES will '.jo bold at the odiro of the Bailie nil MONDAY NEXT at '2.30 p.m. Wm. WILSON, Manager. GENERAL ASSEMBLY ELECTION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, T DESIRE TO THANK tlu> electors ~f Westland for the support accorded me in the late election. Although not elected. I have had hitherto your unbroken confidence since 1906, and it has been a great pleasure and nride to me to serve you always to the host of my ability. Perhaps in the future, opportunity may offer again to place my services at your disposal, and if so. being permanently resident in the electorate. I will, if at all possible, be only too ready to comply with your UHluest to enter the lists. Meantime, I desire to thank you very heartily for past support, and if 1 can he of any help through your elected Member to the constituency, my services will not he with-held. You rs respect fully, THOMAS E. Y. SEDDON. Greymoutli, December 9th., 1922,