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Hokitika Guardian, 31 December 1924, Page 3

mother wisdom. Mother wisdom knows that the little one could not croon that habv song of happiness unless she was clean, cool and comfortable m every fibre of her little body. Look at the bonnio limbs, feel cue firm flesh, touch fie velvet cheeks. Can’t you guess r She’s a Jlcxona baby, of course. Each day her mother bathes her little treasure with pure Itcxoria Soap, the “baby’s own 1 ' Soap, that kills disease germs a’...f keeps the tender skin clear and healthy. She keeps colds, rashes, chafing, and other baby ills far from her. She is the best thing she has, and the best of soaps is only just good enough for her. That is wh.» she is a Rexona Raby. SEE? Obtainable everywhere.

lvC’l.-lI’SES IN 1925. There will l.e four eclipses two of t lie sun mid two of the moon, during 1925. They will take plnce n.s follows : T. —A total eclipse of the sun, .Tiimini'y 2.5. Invisible in New Zealand. Visible generally in Europe, North America. North-west Africa, Central Americi and the Atlantic Ocean. IT.—A partial eclipse of the moon, February 9 and It). 111. An annular eclipse of the sun, July 21. Visible in New Zealand as a partial eclipse. IV. A partial eclipse of the moon, August .5. Visible in New Zealand.

Nu liiiil afler-elfeets wil.li Wndc's Worm Fists. Wonderful worm worriers.—Advt. 'For continuation of news geo fourth pago). g OST—Floral SCARF; deep yellow herder. Please return to •‘Guardiau' - Ofliee. ANTKD- -Voiiiio MAN. with previous experieiiee, to run milk delivery < art. (Joed wajjes to suitable man. Reply emlosino referenees. to \\ . K. Norton. Coal Creek, Grevmnutli. TVTANTFI) IM'IK'IIASKRX - For ’ ’ I.allies' and (Jent'.s 2nd. hand CVCI.FS. overhauled and enamelled I rom £0 Ids upwards. Call and inspeeL at I. Thown and Co's, Cvelerv. /A NT I'd) (HIM. w W( Appb llampdeii d;I lIIe. St n SAI-K—One throe-year-old .Tersey IMI.L, filial antced sound and quiet. .Apply, William 11. Donkin, Wiiitaha. SAUi - I.ady's It I C' VC* I . Id in * eood older. Apply ‘•Guardian'’ Olliee. !|7IOR SAI.K-line Draught .MARK, ° six years old. sound and .staunch, work "ell in any harness, any rea.son.alile trial oiven. For price apply to; F. Willi. Koitel illiei. K A AVAR Al : COLD MINING. l’A RTN FIR.SII ll’ OF A CLAIM, OFFKRKT, FOR £I.OOO. VDCNKDIN lIFSINF.SS MAN now 011 the Coast and ouninp; a claim 011 the ICawaiiiu River, would he pleased to meet any interested party, writin;; to “Knwarau’’ rU> “Guardian” Olliee.

HOKITIKA TItOTTINO HACKS. ON MONDAY. .Alii. .IANTAKY, ordinary 1i i nc‘-t a Ido cm GreyinoiiLhHess line will he suspended and truins will rim ns follows: (> reymout li to Hokitika 0.0 a.in.. 10.0 a.in. (stops Klinor Lane and Kuniara only), anil I.IU p.in. Hokitika to Grevninntli 7.00 a.m.. (i.lo p.m. (stops IClima ra ami Elmer l.ano only) and fi.ll p.m. Hokitika to Ho.ss 11.(1 a.in., 7.11 p.in.. Hoss to Hokitika 0.750 a.in.. 5.Ti1l p.m. Km- further particulars and faros soo booklet. KOKATATII R'lil.lC HALL ABA OK will lio "hold on NEW YEAR'S EVE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER .'list. Good music. Efliciont M.C.. and supper provided. Gents 2s; Ladies Is. H. K. NIGHTINGALE, DECEASED. ALL ACCOUNTS ow;ing liy the above estate to be RENDERED IN DEPLICATE by Use 20th. OF .TANDAHY, otherwise they will not be roeogliised. ALL ACCOUNTS OWING TO the nl.ove estate TO BE SETTLED by the noth. OF .TANK AHY. 102.1. accounts to be sent into the Dominion Hotel, marks ed. “Estate IT. E. Nightingale”. WESTLAND COOL STORAGE AND DAIRY CC-, LTD. THE CENTRAL FACTORY. FARMERS) BUTTERFAT HIGHEST IN WESTLAND. THE ABOVE COMPANY is now PAYING THE HIGHEST PRICE for bntterfat from Cream delivered to the collecting lorries, stations, or tlie factory. BA IKY FARMERS NOTE. OUR LORRIES ARE COLLECTING in the following areas: —Teremakau, Kuniara, Arahura, Kokatahi, Koiterangi, Kanieri, Rimn. Woodstock, Ross, Waitalia and Hariliari. Cream is also being received by rail from numerous stations, and all freights I are pr’d I / the Company for both, by motor and rail. Farmers at Wataroa and further South may make arrangements for supplying the “Cential” Factory, and full information may be obtained on application. SUPPLIERS HAYING PIGS m rarge or small quantities to dispose of will find it to their advantage to first communicate with the Company. H. T. PARRY, ■Managing Director-