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Hokitika Guardian, 1 July 1924, Page 2

PEEPS AT PEOPLE

THE WINSOME CHILD. Sunny, good-natured. Prodigal with her smiles. Seldom cross or put out. Loves everyone, and everyone loves her. Wluit a joy she is in the home! Dad forgets bis worries and troubles when he talks or plays with her. Mother finds her a never-failing source of comfort and sympathy. Winsomeness m children has its origin in good health. Peevishness and crossness are caused through indigestion, malnutrition,- or lack of tone and vigour. Every child should have MALTEXO. ll keeps the healthy healthy these days of coughs, colds, and sore throats. The pale, backward, weakly child it makes strong, robust, sturdy, and imparts the bloom and sweetness rf buoyant health and strength. MALTEXO (Wilson’s Malt Extract) is Nature’s own tonic food—just the pure concentrated essence of tin* finest barley malt—and the children sitnoly love it. Treat your child to MALTEXO this winter, and watch it grow up big, bonnic, and winsome.—Advt.

SPLIT BANK NOTES CHARGE

WELLINGTON. July 1. Edward Jack Cromo. alias Krouter, alias Anderson, anpeared at the Magistrate's Court charged with splitting :• I'nion Bank pound note and a Bank of New Zealand ten shilling note. Counsel for accused said the occurrence arose as the result of a bet in a hotel bar and the splitting was done there to show that splitting could he d eie There was no intention to pass the notes. The accused had l>ocii in business in Wellington for some time and bad been an officer in the Navy during lie war. The indite, however, said the accused was not unknown to them, and in asking for a remand till Wednesday requested that heavy hail he fixed as the offence was a serious one A remand was granted, hail ltcing allowed at £4OO.

When your throat is affected by damp weather, take “NAZOL” on sugar. Removes huskiness and prevents serious trouble, 60 doses Is Gd. Advt.