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Hokitika Guardian, 26 August 1925, Page 4

LADY DESIRES INTRODUCTION. C'HARMINC?, HANDSOME AND ARISTOCRATIC. Anybody wishing to make the acquaintance of a handsome, aristocratic lady will be able to meet Mrs Mere I’lantagenet bv buying a bottle of Kol'go the most effective cough clue on the market. Leading chemists and stores sell it. Much as Mrs Mere I’lantn genet will charm you, her blandishments will he nothing compared with the enthusiasm with which you will ever after greet Kol'go after giving it a trial for your cold. It’s reallv wonderful.—Advt.

The immigrant who wants works ami tiro immigrant who won’t work are two different individuals (remarks the ••Waipa Post’’). Then there is the immigrant who came out bubbling over with the idea that New Zealand was a country where there was a universal half-holiday. One such man obtained employment on a farm in the Ma tapis district, and promptly nut the question to the boss about a half-holiday on Saturday and Sunday otf. “Of course you ean have Sunday oft now until the cows come in,” was the reply and for a time the arrangement worked admirably —even a- far as the era-j plover was concerned. Hut the cows came in, as cows do, and the uewchum aj.ain out the “ hard word " on the boss, and because he could not g-'t Saturday half holiday and Sunday lrit he immediately took his leave!