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Hokitika Guardian, 3 July 1923, Page 1

VOI* OA'.V HRAI? CAI.VKR ON "('!•’ I f KM !!.!<" AND WATKI? AI.ONK. Wlm'li 111 iN< •' I >.■.!! I > water. "'OKI? KMILK” nutritious cl! food : one of Die principal ingredients is dried milk. I?icli in fat- ami nourishiii" prnteids, “C’KTv lOH I.K ' is a pure food tluit is entirely absorbed by the di- • '-t.;ee erp.ans of 'tin* calve-. Air t . IVspersen of Woiotaln writes:-- I have used ‘CKRKMII.K’ for two seasons and consider it a most oeonomia! calf food. It is unit'll relished by the calves, which havt' done exeooi!iMtd.v well on it. T leaned .!.*> calves and have not had one scour this season.” All stores pud factories. If your dealer cannot supI • jv. write to I’lcming and 00. Ltd.. I'-ox HD. Christchurch.

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KDITATJNCi TIIK CHILD. With ;• view to more vividly impartii!.£ into tlif cliild mind certain lessons uf the school i lin icuiiiin. the Mu-svl-Ijiiryii School Committee has. mi the ivviiiii ni.-iulntiun nl’ tin' headmaster (Mr .1. I!. Grant). installed a dehneasei ipe. We (Otago • Daily Times") nndersiainl (lint Mussolliiirgli is the first primary .school in Now Zealand in tvliich thi- wnnderlill ills! rumetil has liven ini rudiicdl. I’rielly. ii all the ntlvmilages uf a magic-lanU'in and si ins <■ i hing niori'. Il .sometimes happens that Ihe roachor wishes io

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OppOSjtV Chyhkhiuvh Rip Station ouaranU’cd ::!l!e used cars lor sale. Tyres and accessories ai lowest prices. STATION OARAOE , \ J. G’tis I,V 7'. ’•!A ('A It: I 'ropn i‘tor. pi ticnuinc I’nrf? spares always in stock. gP !^WP\

F(gSF)©f; It’s wonderful how people freshen up after they begin to make use of Beccham’s Pills. Instead of the old jaded, listless and depressed appearance of the semi-invalid, you find the active, energetic manner and cheerful spirits of one who is obviously enjoying the best of health. And, remarkable as the change is, there is really nothing mysterious or inexplicable about it. Beecham’s Pills, by removing the waste matter and impurities which have been accumulating in the system owing to consiipation or digestive disorders, have freed the system from debilitating influences and have refreshed and invigorated it. If you are run down and lacking in energy and good spirits as a result of stomach or bowe. derangement you will quickly freshen up after taking a few doses of this excellent medicine. & ivS B In boxes, labelled 10* d., ls-lftd and 2s-fid. (original English prices.)