THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES.

Hokitika Guardian, 17 December 1925, Page 2

THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES.

Rjcstorinu Form mi Trade. It pre-war relations were restored, and goods were living exchanged as freely as then, trade v euld he better for all count Hen. production would he larger but consumption would Ik* correspondingly larger, and there would he no need for either doles or padded pay-roßr. Before the war one of England’- best customers was Germany and one of Germany's best customers was England, and if the unemployed of lioth countries were put to work male ing goods for each other, both countries would he prosperous again.

The daintiest and cheapest handkerchiefs in (own at Addisons.—Advt.

Turner's Station Mart have an announcement in this issue notifying a special display of Xmas novelties and prices of fruit in sensor.. The Rev s. A. Goldstein completed In years' service as minister ot the Auckland Hebrew < ongregtition on Tuesday, lie is the second holder of that office, having held it since 1880. ilis predecessor, the Rev. Aloses hlkin, was appointed in Lite early fifties.— Auckland message. Found dead, with a rifle alongside him, in the hush 20 miles Irom Waittfa, a man name,l .Michael Stokes, aged 10 venrs. whoso parents reside at Pokono, Auckland, is supposed to have been accidentally shot. He left .Alc\ icar s farm at Alexander Reels at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, in search of a strayed pack horse. As he did not return, a search was in>titutotl. ami tin* tragic* discoVoi v was made yesterday morninu' by Air William .McYicar, An inquest will he held at AYaiuta. An inquest was held yesterday at (iroymotith lie fore Air W. Alchlrum, coroner, touching the death on 1 u*sdsiy ot Edward Spark. Foreman of the Greymoiith Harbour Hoard at Cobden quarry, as the result ot an accident. A verdict was brought in that deceased came'to his death through fracture of the base of the skull and injuries to the brain caused by a heavy stone falling from a loaded truck at Cobden quarry on December loth.

Rain again made it- presence felt yesterday at Otira. causing another ilood ill the Otira River. Last night s report was that the deluge bad not ceased. Consequently the railway line at the place where the slip occurred wifi again be more difficult th.au oidinarily to negotiate, and Hie Railway Department therefore direel passengergoing; overland In-day to bring ‘* l ' L' such luggage as they are. able, t tselvox to carry in handbags, a- the Departments will not accept any other luggage till further notice. Men’s Felt Hats, in all the leading makes, 8s lid to J 5-, at Hallensteins, Rovell Street. - Advt. Just opened out a big purchase of model millinery and ready to wear hats. You must inspect them early, otherwise the pick of them will be sold out as the price is exceptionally low at Schroder and Co.—Advt. Cheap eggs all the year round if you preserve a plentiful supply now. Sharland’s “ AJoa ” Brand Egg Preservative keeps eggs fresh for months. Clean and economical. —Advt. Another Hundred Newest Alillinery .Models just, received from London. Sec our window display. .McKay’s. the Loading AGHiners.- - Advt. A sure and pleasant specific for removing worms is AVade’s Worm Figs —Advt.