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Hokitika Guardian, 17 December 1923, Page 3

'For eoiitiiuia! ion of in u> see fourth poge). y OST—A Grey HORSE. Reward on 8 d return to .1. .1 Mclntosh. [Jed hiiin 1 Intel. | F Y()F are at the Exhibition, don’t t 1* .to call alone to The Hen- ■ vi u- exiiil.il. our famous Ice creams eai. he had there. Don't forgot Rcni!e’.:vi;ih ice creams are made from pure tK'lllll. 11^7' ANTED TO SKId, -Two nihhor- ’ * tyied CH.'S, hotli three-<|uurter shatters with wing spla-li hoards, and in good order. I'riee L'.'iO and £2o. Full ]ai i L iii ila is from E. Airey. CoachI iiihh r, (1 1 evnuuit h. 3 11 * CORN Fhess Candy made while you v.ait. Don't miss ii.. Kxliiiii l nm. SAI.K No (i lirownie CAAI- * KK.A. driving rase and printing I'rante. I'riee pH. \ pply • Guardian” (>!:h o. SAI.K t om! art. o-aere T’AlvAI, ‘ v.it.li live-rnumed hou-e and huild111u-. I n.s| eetinn invited. T. ( rough. K ani' i i Road. I Inhitika. ANTED Ttl RENT for .lanuary. ’ * furni-iied house. Apply IS. ('• Waelier. Keller’s Hotel. w ANTED hadv ASSISTANT fur Ihvvioii- experience preferred. \V. MrKa v and Son, Hokitika. jj >AI! I! Y AND SARGENT 'the W.-l-iliui Optician- up- m the Exhihii ion. rill IK NEW IDEA A pair of Ran * and Sar'.-i'iiigla--cs for a \ mas gift. OAliltY AND SARD ENT's gla-cs * * are a'ciiratelv luc-eribcd and eoiufcri a hly h!! ed. i VISIT lo Rally and Sargent's .-a ensure- jeli.-f from all e\c if..aide. SAFE - Spring Cart MARE. * sound. £lO. \t p!y “Cnndian” (.d!iee. SAFE. Humility e; I'AEI.nW * nimble for saw miller.-' ivijiiirea.i .it-. E.ic James, hnldrr. WESTLAND HOSPITAL BOARD A CERTIFICATED AIATKRNITY * NURSE is lepuir- d for South Westland di-Dv-t. to rrv-ido ai V.'ailai Curs-. miles from Fran/, dov»f I ilacier. S-alary '' par a. Mint: use of Nurse's Collate. rn'iiiis. furuisliliridle. ihe property of the Hoard. Applicant- t i five uti“. experience. qualiiiea i ions, am! i a.ie- of ie-i internals, also date a ole lo tak • up duly. Applit ations ehi-o will) the undersigned on .MONDAY. .JAN. 1! t h.. at Ii ]>.!m. T. W. IS II EC!’. Secret i ry. R e: c,'i. Hokitika. SEE THE ART i. IHS ft STALL IN NELSON AY KNEE AT THE EXHIBITION. SCEI’ER-CEOTHS. tray-doth-. jvillow shams, crepe do chine kiimuias, hand-made laces ami other dainty, us-‘-fr.l presents. YIP LEE LAUNDRY, KEYED!. STREET, v.p |,KE.. RECS TO NOTIFY the li pul,lie that he i- prepared to do j all classes. i,I laundering work at his | premises. Collar.- 2d eaeh ; Shirts Gd ; Under-clothing -Id each. Aid. AY OR K GUARANTEED. CALEDONIAN SPORTS! v ).' \v v FATES DAY. JANUARY Ist. CASS SQUARE. HOKITIKA. I'rdL'rainiui l consists ol : l’Tl’INO: DANCINCI! CYC Id NO ! RUNNING! CHOEI’TNO SAW INC 1 FOR I.IST' OF EVENTS, SEE FOSTER. 'Hie Date lor the receiving of entries in the athletic section HAS BEEN ENTENDKI) to DECEMBER 22nd. lIY R D T O EF. A T THE INCANDESCENT GAS BURNER! THE BTiIIdJANT STEADY SOFT LIGHT. lITNTS FOR ITS CARE. 1 If an incandescent burner is not picing a good light, the cause is generally due cither to same being dirty e.r to im proper regulation. 2. -Should the burner roar or the mantle not le fully incandescent, this usually can he rectified by giving same a little more gas, or less air, or by general re-adjustment of the gas and air regulators, ;T AVheu the burner is correctly adjusted, the mantle should give a clear, steady and brilliant light, and the burner free from noise. A very slight movement of the air adjuster will usually remedy the gurgling or roaring noise frequently met with. .j it is advisable Lo adjust the gas and air regulators prior to putting the mantle on; to tie correct the flame should tie as blue as possible, and the centre of same showing a distinct conical shape of a green tinted colour. A luminous flame denotes at once imperfect regulation. No flame should be seen outside the mantle. CONSULT YOUR G A SKITTER. or APPLY TO: PIKA GAS COY., OR AS TO BEST BURNERS •HE BEST WfiBTTNO.