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Hokitika Guardian, 17 August 1925, Page 3

DON’T NEGLECT A COLD—ITS DANGEROUS. There’s (Inn Rev in a cold. The cold you pet may be a timely warning of something more dangerous to follow. Some people catch cold easily ; no sooner one cold is banished they have got another one. That’s dangerous. A cold lowers the vitality and weakens tho whole body. Tt starts with watery eyes, sore all over feeling, and perhaps runs into Bronchitis or Pneumonia. So prepare for trouble l>efore it troubles you. A bottle of Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery is a safeguard against such ills. In the home where it is always found, coughs and colds do not obtrude. Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery is a preventative as well as a remedy. A dose taken before exposure to inclement weather fortifies the system. A dose after exposure prevents the danger of chill. Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery. Is 0(1 and 3s Gd. Obtainable everywhere.—Advt.

' For continuance of news see fourth page.) SALE-- A nuinher of Ladies and (units second-hand cycles, just overhauled and enamelled, in perfect order. The prices are right, see them. 1. Brown and Co., Hokitika. RI1)K an Arrow Cycle,—the host for > i|uaiity and wear. I. Brown and ('n.. builders, Hokitika. jj F YOt'l! CYCLE gives you trouble t take it to I. Brown and Co. Satisfaction guaranteed or money returned. non. SPORTING 1! IFLKS and atnmunition, try 1 Brown and Co—a large stock to choose from. CYCLE requirements of every description, try 1. Brown and Co., the oldest establish firm on the Coast. WANTED By young man, \YOBK on farm, fairly handy. Apply ‘‘Guardian’' Ollier. WANTED KNOWN - Dennison's Crepe paper, ail colours Ifd a roll, cheaper quality (id. Books of instructions for making fancy costumes etc., fid each, at Novelty Depot, Kovel! ■Street. FOR SALK. j yPRiKHIT GRAND PIANO (Stodart 1 1 practically new. Cost £l4O, a bargain at £95 cash or £IOO on terms. Inspection invited. Apply: M. HOUSTON and CO., A uetioneers. NEWMANS MOTORS LTD. ,f~L\RS WILL LEAVE for the ROSS V fire BRIGADE BALL TOMORROW (Tuesday) EVENING at 7.tit) o’clock. ’Phone 171. BENEFIT BALL. milE FOOTBALLERS of lvokatahi .8- and Koitetangi are holding a ORAND BENEFIT BALL in the ROUTE BANG! HALL on WEDNESDAY the 2(;th. INST., the proceeds to aid an injured player. Admission—Gents l2s (id. Ladies Is or it plate. FOR LADIES. Having purchased a hemstitching AND PICKETEDGING, Singer machine, MRS W. EARROWMAX. PARK ST., is prepared to carry out promptly all orders for this work, at six-pence per ya rd. Orders may also be loft at Air 11. Lynn’s, Jewellery shop, Rovoll St. TOTAIIA HALL. ROSS. rHE ROSS FIRE BRIGADE will hold their ANNUAL BALL on UESI)AY, AUGUST 18th. Music by ,awn’s Orchestra. Supper provided. Double ticket As, single 3s. A. W. PEEBLES. Secretary. ONE MILE HALL, ARAIIURA. A DANCE in aid Humphreys School Library Fund. WILL BE HELD n WEDNESDAY, 19th. AUGUST. Good Supper! Efficient M.C. 1 Music hv Bonett-i s Jazz Bitnd! Admission—Cadies Is 6d : Gentlemen 2s (id. ZEALAND DAIRY PRODUCE CONTROL BOARD. tuners and Exporters-.of all Butter and Cheese to lie exported front New Zealand, g ABOVE named Board hereby wives notice that on the 11th. f" August 1925 it by resolution lined "to exercise limited control he export of all butter and which shall from mid after the icreinafter mentioned be export--111 New Zealand to any port on Ist "coast of North America or m-'t in Great Britain or the (011of Europe (lietween Bordeaux Limburg both inclusive) to the and for the purpose of requir,„t all butter and cheese so exi shall he insured under a Marolicv held and arranged by the jonrd against all risks from any whatsoever (including war and risks shortage of fuel and maltdamage). The said control it -esolved shall operate as from wilt on the 31st- day of August, and shall cease at midnight on s t. day of August 192 G. and shall rjnlv to blitter or cheese not s.npn or before that date : and shall nnlv to butter or cheese wliicn be laden upon the exporting ship before midnight on the 31-t. day gust 1925. . and on behalf of the Board, T. C. BRASH, Secretary.