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SANDER AND SON’S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT c:m lio obtained at :ill chemists and stores. There is no reason for putting up with inferior iirands, because you cun obtain “SANDER’S.” which is not only re- ■ ooinsed by the highest Medical Authorities. but proved by the Supreme Court, .Melbourne, the best. SANDER'S EXTRACT is unequalled lor colds, influenza, diarrhoea, flatulence; locally for wounds, burns, ulcers, piles, itching, and chilblains. Insist on SANDER’S, and benefit.

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tIAI.I. AT Tlio Ueinlezvous to-night - ’ lor Wliitolin.il Suppers. lionio--111:11k' pie.s, iii Hoe. masted rruinpets, spagliott i im toast. toil mill r:iki'.s <-tr-.. always ready. AND S.MOKKI) FISH. mi ■* 'Milo from to-night. -A. Phillips, llovoll St root. Motor Cyolo screw 15F.1T IM’NCII. A; •r ly •‘Ouardian’’ Olliio. SITTING! OF K(!f!S. Muck Minorcas ami white Leghorns: all prize' winning utility strain. Xu" ohlainablo from A. K. Wo.gan. Hokitika. WA.MT.I) TO BI'Y SAWMILL I’I.ANT iiiiiiploto. suitable for i lit t lily; li.'tMHoi't ICI da.\ Apply A. (Vdorniu ii . Hokitika.

WAN'TKI) - Ksperienred HOIuSKM.MI). Apply (Ami t r:i 1 Hotel. I lokitikn. SAI.K TO Cal. .Molotte SKI’A--1? \T()I{. only used one .season ; l.Voal. Lister Separator. nond order. £7. Apply M. Houston and Co. •:ati!l', TO-NICH.T! Tll-MCH'I'! ('. DAHCV AI.LK.V I’li KSKNTS FISK JUBILEE SINGERS I'tidcr t hi* direction of Tnno Kmnn. These (.’denied nud much tr.’i veiled Artists, si re fnmous nil the world over for their rendition of Jubilee t’horiims. |*ln ntnt ion .Melodies. Coon Sungs. 11 umorom- Negro Sones. nil ot whieh they sing with delicious linrinotiv nuu ij uni ill. cllcct such ns the Negroes nre ceichrnletl for. P KINCT.SS rjAlll

Here SI re till' 11:11111"- ell .-lill'.i' 111 till’ Artists, nlil I:iviutfiti‘S as well as new si liters : .Miss Relic l iihhmis. one of tlu* nlil ori<r i nil Is uliii seems tn retain perpetual volltlt. Miss Marjorie Alwync, charming roll t fit I to. who whs with tho I'inks Inst linn- tliny visiti-il yon. Mi» lion Tliimiiwon. n colintri-il snprnnn. tor whom bio success is pri’dii-t----<-il. Miss Drvinin Morrison. brilliant o)irr:itir so|irano. Miss |*;lli-n lioll. whoso voiro will send yon into rapt tin's. Mi'S Madeline .loyii-. tho gifted pianist. Mr | Irrocit Maxwell, a ora ml basso. ATr Oeorgc Collins, n favourite baritono. Mr Harry IVnti. excellent l ipclit tenor. Huntley Spem-er (musical director), an old favourite. One of the finest tenors ever heard in Xew Zealand. What a Chorus! What a splendid Collection of Artists'. Popular prices:-Is. As. 2s plus tax. Children linlf-pric*. Chits-. Cahot. Advance Manager. K rMAUA ANNIVERSARY BALL. FRIDAY, AFOrST Ist. 102-I. AVill inni.-s’ Orchestra. Efficient M.C. Supper provided. Tickets as. Extra lady 2 s til. RACES AT CHRISTCHURCH. ROI.IDAY EXCURSION TICKETS in Christchurch Wild. BE ISSE- |.;|) from any station in tlu- Westland District EROM 7th. TO 12th. ACOFST mailable for roturn up to 20th. A iigust. ON mh. AFOUST 7.0 a.tn. train 1 1- mu Oreymoutli will connect at ntira with train arriving Chrisuinircl] ti.O p.nt. 0-' 1-Stli. AI'GFST gcods train with carriage, attached "ill leave Cliri-st-church 0.0 a.in. arriving Oioyinouth 0.2.1 p.iu EM O R TAR ART.

ANDREW PARKHILL GENERAL GROCER. I'TI'ZHKIIP>KRT ST.. HOKITIKA. OF.OS TO NOTIFY t!io <zoiior:»l |'iil>I ' ho lips t.-i Koo over the GROCERY BK'I.NF.SS londii' tel for so many yoars hy his Into father, anil trusts to secure a fair share of pat-, roi.aoe. Orders called top: delivery prompt rhoue 163.

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Hokitika Guardian, 31 July 1924, Page 3

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Tapeke kupu
557

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 31 July 1924, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 31 July 1924, Page 3

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