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Hokitika Guardian, 15 February 1924, Page 1

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DAIIiV pool, CHAROKS. \vki.mx(;tox. l-vif. ii. An ordcr-m-Coiiiici! has boon ftazclt,.,| lixino tin* maximum clmrj?es leviable by the Dairy Control Board as follows:—!i; ilio cuxo of olmoso. one-oipht h of a penny per lb. In the case of butter one-sixteenth of a penny per lb. The proporiton to be deducted I torn ilio levy, in respect of the services of collectors and other officers of the Customs. is fixed at 1 per cent, of the low collected by Oider-in-Cotinoil.

CARE OF FURS. “Valuable Hints in the Care of |- lirs ,'> is the title' of a little publication absolutely full of valuable fur information, \\ lii' h will bo posted l'l'l- - sinv ladv forwarding her name ami to Mml;.mi’ Alonero ami (<>., |lie Furriers, Corner Cashel and C'oloml'.o Streets. Christchurch. As the supply of booklets is limited, early application is advisable.—Advt.

Cl l AIS (.IK Cl I A I'i/IX ox THE PITH/IC. LOXIMIX. Drf. If*. .Mr Charlie Chlipliu. writing on “iloos the public wont?” in the uirn-nt mimh.-r of the Adolphi. conics to the conclusion Hint the public does not know whnt it wants, lie says:--There was no idea in the public mind that it wanted to see the character that I have played in so many dims mid through so many situations. Before I conhl net that character to the public I met with every diseonrngomoiit. ' One ol Chaplin’s lirsi pictures was. a ,ome.lv called “Twenty Minutes hove.” and he admits that m the making of if he completely disrogardthe public, lie had been told that |,o would receive an extra X, collars H he could tarn out a short comedy in one dav “1 had a high regard tor the Li-, dollars.” he savs. "ami my toh was to please the man who had asked me to make tlu* picture, and not the When Chaplin had an established reputation and began to think he really did know what the public wanted ,; 0 cot a shock one day in the form of a letter from a man lie had novel .eer who wrote: 'T have noticed in vour'la-t picture a lack of spontaneity. I am afraid vou are becoming a slave t ,, vnnr public, whereas in most ot vour pictures the audiences were a Mave to you. The public, (barite, like to be slaves. ~, ••Since I got that letter, says C hap]in. ‘ I have tried to avoid what 1 think the public want.

“Good-bye—thou Wintry blast-. ’ —.A. non* -Uihougb Summer is with us agru* tve must still guard aga.i.-t possible risk of colds and couhgs. It pays to have Baxter** Lung Preserver handv in case of emergency. ‘•Baxter’s” has a knack of nipping colds and bronchial complaints right in the bud. It is a rich, penetrative specific, and every dose does good. Also a reliable tonic. _ All chemists and stores. Generous-sized bottle 2s 6d, or family