THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES.

Hokitika Guardian, 8 June 1923, Page 2

THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES.

The National Duty. It would bo a sad day when the nation censed to remember what it owed to those men who had fought and died in order that freedom should be the heritage of those who followed them as citizens.—The Mayor of Christchurch at Veterans’ Day,

Two cases of Salmon ova are being sent- forward by the Government from K tiro tv to be hatched out at Lake Kanieri by the Westland Acclimatisation Society.

Town Hall! To-morrow Night! The usual Kiwi Foctbnll Club's Saturday night daucc is being held. The floor is in excellent order. Good music. Admission Is.—Advt.

Messrs Love Bios., of Port Chalmers have successfully completed their contract for tho construction of 51 houses, refreshment room -buildings, etc., at Otira aud Amur’s. Pass. This contract was a considerable undertaking, and associated with many difficulties, but no serious hitch or delay took place, and me Public Works and Railway Department, for whom the work was done, have expressed satisfaction with the way in which tho contract lias been carried out. It is interesting to note that those buildings, lor tiie accommodation of tho staff of the Otira railway, liuve been designed to eliminate the complaints about housing, which have been often heard since the tunnel scheme was started about 1< years ago. The construction gangs are about to give place to the permanent operating staff, and the new houses should provide a reasonable degree of comfort, for they are fitted with hot water, electric light, and drainage to sewer.

Neglected chills bring Doctor’s bills. Let “NAZOL” put you right. Unexcelled for obstinate coughs and colds. Is Gd buys GO doses.