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Hokitika Guardian, 28 February 1925, Page 2

I THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES ('on Savi: Tun Kino. Kin*; (ieoroe Inis proved himself y stroiia; buttress to t lit* Constitution, iio Inis made warm friends in all polilieai eamps am! Ins popularity uiLn the !>ulilir is immense. His preseme is welcomed at puhlir oathei'illns of nil kinds, not only kora list 1 of his liinli position, hut because he is out- of the most accomplished public speakers ol his time. Ills voice is pleasant. liciiuiieiation linn and distinct, and his remarks, which are always c.ruceiol. sensible. and to the point. are heard by every person present. For this reason his Majesty has won the particular esteem of the reporters, and so Ion;; as the reporters of a nation are satisfied with the Kne the institution of the monarchy is 111 no dancer. "I.yt I teitori Times."

Schroder and Co's Great Stoek-iakino Sale is now finished. In tluinkiii<i you very inuell lor the liberal palrouaee. we now advise you, that we have opened our first shipment of new autumn millinery. velveteen- in idain colors, embossed and printed eifeels. Advt. Heal eood quality sheetings. cost less at .McKav’s Great Sale. Alin. -• !)d. 80in. 3s Od. Best value in the world. —Advt. Engineers: Dam that joint with "Hewsons’’ 1 nviueihlc Jointino Cement. Ponnanenty holds when others fail. Withstands super-heat, ammonia, etc. Booklet from P». 1C M. Manning and Co., 5 Bedford Row. Christchurch. —Advt •

Infantile Paralysis precaution! Olive Oil and XAZOL inside the ren’s nostrils. Prevents germs ing mucous membranes.—Advt. Sinea: ■ child infect