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Hokitika Guardian, 8 April 1924, Page 3

Keep “NAZOL” handy in your office, shop or home. A feu' drops or whiffs will prevent coughs and colds. <SO doses Is 6d. 'For continuation of news see fourth page}. ANZAC DA V CU.M MEM OH ATI ON. A MEETING OF LADIES willing x to participate in the sale of poppies in aid of the soldiers unemployed fund WILL BE HELD at the Soldiers’ I-Tall at 3.30 o’clock ON Til IT - DAT Al< TEKNOON. Country Schools requiring supplies of poppies for sale, might please notify as early as possible. r. L. PERRY, Mayoress. WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. PUBLIC NOTICE IS' GIVEN that 3 LAKE T\ANIKRI HOAD in the vicinity of Striplaiul Creek Bridge (beyond Stuart’s sawmill) WILL BE CLOSED to all vehicle traffic on THURSDAY Irom 8 a.in. to 5 p.m. to permit of repairs being effected to the bridge. W. MITVI.NER, County Overseer.

KO KATA 111 PUBLIC HALL. A GUAM) OPENING BALL in aid *- nf tile Kokatahi Football Club "'ill U bold on MONDAY EVENING APBII. 14th. Admission: Gentlemen 2s Cd. ladies'ls. C. LAMBERT, Hon Secretary. G. PFAHLERT. BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. DESIRES TO-NOTIFY Unit lie Ims I’PliCl [ASEi) flic business lately carried on by MESSRS LAUGHTON BROS., and asks tW a continuance of the patronage extended in the ] ast.

LAUGHTON BROS in endorsing above THANK all friends for past support and request a continuance of that valued support to their successor. CLYDE BAKERY. WFLD ST.. HOK [UK A. The Kanieri Bakorv is also being continued as usual. THREE MILE SPORTS. .4 LL LADIES INTERESTED in the pV Three Mile Sports are invited to attend a meeting to he held in the Three Milo Hall on FRIDAY . APRIL 11th. at 7 p.m. R. H. AYAKELIN, Secretary. AMERICA’S LATEST AND BEST. ttnnßEO” all-elastic corsets of suL perh construction, provide absolute hody freedom, correct* support, and perfect fit. Special models for heavy figures. Ask your draper or write for catalogue of prices to - Mr«s MENZIES, Troo Corset Agent, Manchester St., Christchurch. TREO! TREO! TREO! America’s .Latest in Corsetry. PADDY’S MARKET IN ST. MARY’S CECIL HOKITIKA. (In aid of the Kokatahi Catholic Church Fund). SATURDAY. APRIL 19th. ON SALE. Commencing at 11 a.in., Farm Produce (potatoes, swedes, carrots etc.). Lamb, Heel. Pork, Potilirv. and Home Cookery. Fine exhibit. M. MOYXITIAN, M. MACKINNON, Joint Secretaries.

LADIES’ HANDWRITING COMPETITION. IT HAS OFTEN BEEN SAIT) that Now Zealanders are bad writers. This is open to question. We believe the ladies, though their styles may vary are good writers. I here are fifty-four prizes to the ladies showing the best styles of hand-writing. £155 in all; from £-5 to £‘2. See advertisement in this paper of last Thursday, which will appear again in issue of next Thursday, April 10th. Competition closes April 10th. GRAMOPHONE RECORDS. THE FOLLOWING NEW SONGS have just arrived:— “Roll along Missouri.” “ Along the Winding Way.” “I’m Tickled to Death, I’m Single.” “The Arrow and the Song.” “My Sweetie Went Away.” “For You Alone.” A. W. YARRALL— Agent for His Master’s Voice Gramophones and Records. public NOTICE. I BEG TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC, particularly the residents of South Westland, that I have taken over YDE’S MOTORS. Trips arranged to any part of the Coast or South Island. „ GORDON HAItCOURT. GARAGE—Cameron’s Stables, Revell Street. Hokitika. Telephone No 87.

C. FOOTE & CO., WOOD AND CO AD MERCHANTS AND GENERAL CARRIERS. SALE STREET, HOKITIKA. Have pleasure in announcing they are commencing business as above, and request r ’• share of public patronage. All orders carefully and promptly attended to.