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Hokitika Guardian, 5 February 1925, Page 3

Isc-i-enl.lv ;t horse yoked in a spring drav, while being backed to tbo pavement. in Dee Street. Invercargill (relates the “Southland Nows”), evidentlv decided thas it should have a rest. ' So quietly and deliberate,y it sat down, but with such easy grace as t„ | t ..,ve both shafts and harness liita- t.. Once down, it, proceeded to enjoy tne luxurious peace, lookink iirouud with contemplative eyes on the human sympathisers that had gathered around. One felt that it only wanted a cud to chow to makci its bliss period. W hen it had had its spell it rose to its .eet t,train, as calmly and deliberately as t had sat down, and proceeded on i s ordinarv business, doubtless g'tatl.t refreshed by the ecpniie equivalent ol snioke-o.

CFor continuation of newo seo fourth page). a first rate luncheon, hot or cold - call at “The Rendezvous”, Revell Street. r('K CREAM sundaes, sodas, fruit salad and other special cooling refreshments at “ I lie Rendezvous . also delicious aftei'noon teas. W7 ANT!•:n—cADET for Hydro-Elec-t V trie Power House. Apply to the Superintendent. Kanieri Elect! if: Ltd., Hokitika. FRESH FISH arriving hv to-night’s train. Frank Thompson; Rhone 125. XnOR SALE—A. number of ladies and JD gents second-hand CYCLES, just overhauled and enamelled at I. Brown and CoV. 17(0 U SALE—Good grade Jersey . Bri.iL, .sound and quiet. Apply \Y. T. N. Rond. Arabura.

-j7H)R. SALE— Harley Davidson, MO1. TOR-CYCLE, latest model; sidecar with wind screen. Only run a few miles. For price. apply J. Nenme, Ross. PIANOFORTE. -m.fISS AI LEE N DATA, AAIL M. SUAIE TF. A CHINO ONDAY. FEBRUARY 9th. at her once, Fitzherliert Street. THAARS. L residTHF, MEMBERS of the HOKITIKA MUNICIPAL BAND desire to thank all who so generously donated to their funds during the Xmas season. ALEX GOOD, Secretary.