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Hokitika Guardian, 19 November 1924, Page 3

“Only tlic fit survive.”—Sliaw. 'J’lie bustle of modern life exacts lieavy toll oil the general health. Weakened, run-down constitutions are more susceptible to prevailing complaints—coughs, colds, and influenza—and it s wise to have a good reniedv, like liaxter’s Lung Preserver, always hnndv. “liaxter’s” is celebrated far and wide as an unfailing specific for head colds, throat colds, and chest colds, as well as for coughs, bronchitis, influenza and asthma. Jn addition. “Jlaxter’s” possesses splendid tonic properties for enriching and revitalising the blood. I.urge bottle -s fid. Chemists and stores. Familv size 4s Gd.—Advt.

T OST- Left on Counter ol' S!iop, nm pair lirown woollen I'liiintle (< I.OY-I'.S. Kinder kindly lottirn C ‘‘Huardian” Ofliee. \\T AXTDI > -I H'SII AtAX to fill| 21 ’ ' ''lores of Imsli more or less, secom .urowtli, .-it Hokitika florae. Hot pro videil. Apply to Jiyiin mill lioyd liilllll. WAXTKD-Jlumly midille need .MAN lor lineli-lilock fniiii South Westl:iin!; must lie trustworthy. Apply “(imirdiiiii” Ofliee for eiifpiirer. o,| second hand two- * ' Mode keystone Cattle HKIIOIIXKlt : iilso ooihl second Jnmd artillery SA 1)1)1.K. Apply ]{. Mitclne, e/o "ay Hotel, Hokitika. ’ ' li.v hotel; no washing. Apply “(Inardian” Ofliie, I HI 111, to assist * * in housework. Apply .Mrs Kurlcoast seiir.. (iil.son (,)iiay. WAX'IK.I) TO SKILL- Handy size •‘Hottentot" (,'AS COOKKII. practically new; also folding wicker I’I’A.M in eood order. Will take anv reasonahle oiler. Address at dian” Ofliee. Si l'' , i , l nil'd) for Students nalherintt at SI. ,\ ones Hostel, Hokitika, Oapalile COOK. Kitchen MAIDS, .launary Ist. to loth. ' Hood wanes. Apply Sister Alison.

SAI-K—flood nis roomed 1 {ldsT- *- DKXOK "itli hathrnoni and scullery. lI.W . .servin', (las thrnuchoiit. Washhouse, workshop and iowlhouses. (.'nartor in iv section. Apply on '.in' |>>vmi.si'.s, Win. Kollov, Kolloston St. j.j'lOll SADK .'i-ioonnd UOISK, *- " axli-hoiise, o acres freehold, South Hokitika. Apply “(Inardiaii” Ofliec. SAI.K- Late modol llnrh>y-Dn- “ vidson MOTOH CYCI.K. .Inst ovorhauli'd ami oiiaranteod in perfect order. loir pa i t irnlars apply to If. C. Toohey. IMA.NO TI XINC AND liKl’AlliS. V-j ID !'• I'TI.W. represent,-itivo for A '-*- MKSSIDS WKIiI.KY SONS and 001-TON I.TI). IS NOW IN TOWN, and all orders left with Mr A. W. Vari.a!l will reeeive ] roup t attention. NIK NKW XKAI.AXD AND SOITII si:.\s kxiiiiution. ip-j-vjii. ITP.ldf' MKKTINO. j\,| KMItKIIS OK I.OCAD Ito I) IKS. 1 Indent and M a n iilnet n lers’ Agents, Importers. I’rudiirois and all others interested are cordially invited to attend a Meeting in the TOWN 11A Id., on FRIDAY. the TWKXTVKII’ST NOVK.MmOI!. lII'JI, at S pm., "lien Diireetoi.s id’ the Coin) nn,v will he present to exp’ain the aims and ohjeet-s of the Kxliih.ition, and to assist in the formation of a I.a il Ooinniittee to further the interests of the Kxhihitimi, in Hokitika district. TDK NKW ZKhVDAXI) AND SOKTII SKAS l-:X111 ItITION CO.. DTD. 11. ID SPKNC'K. S>‘eletarv.

1 12. Rattray Street, Dunedin. NOTK.'K TO TItKSI’ASSKRS. 4 XV I’KRSOX FOUND TR.ICSRAS- “ SI\(! on our projerty :it Kanieri I.also. Wild, I! 1C I'HOSiCCVTKD. witlioiit further notice. V. -r. AXDKKWS. \V. <)‘ I! Kl 1.1. Y. November 17t1i.. 11121. 1*1'1:1.1C* MALI., KOKATAII 1. \|)AXCK will l.e lie!,! on FRIDAY NIC XT. XOV. 21st., I>v tin' Koi tenin.ei Sawmill hands in aid of the I‘olilie Hall I'uml. Admission—(le.itlemeu 2s (id; Ladies Is. C. KEA'HX, Secretary.

THOS. B. BATY, .MOTOH K.VCINKKi: OF (iWKV.MOI "I'll. BK(;S TO NnTIFV thill ho is OPFNINO A ISh’AXCII in WICI.I) STIIKKT, HOKITIKA, ns FIIOM T)FCFMIIFI! Ist., and trusts tu have tho continued patronage <it’ old customers mid of the motoring public generally. l’iitruns c:\ii roly cn receiving first chiss workmanship mid prompt attention. AYF.ST TOAST AOFNTS- For tho 1100(1 K, Hl'GrsY and A FSTTN OAKS; also DODOIC TItFCKR. EDISON KNOWS. WK AYA.NT VO!' TO > * KNOW what one of tlie Keenest ’lntellects in tho \Vorld thinks of the. I.C.S. ‘T have witt hod tho process of th.o Intornatioiial Correspondence Schools almost from tho very lieginning and while your rapid growth might ho marvelled at hy some, to mo it is easily understood, because I realise tho practical value that is at the hack of it and know something of tho Mieeo.ss attained hv many ambitious men who have taken your Courses. Mav your splendid Institution continue to to grow and flourish that the world will come to appreciate tho actual worib of an I.C.S. trained man. Yours very truly. TITOS. A. TyPISOX.”

a Rond for our Free Booklet of Papes entitled ‘-Electrical Enirincenne ' containiiiK full pu tit ulars of our ’-‘l separate Courses of fust ruction iu various branches of Electrical Engineerin.!!. Write to-day to: district agent. International correspondence Schools, Rod’s Buildings, 30 Courtenay Place, Wellington.