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Hokitika Guardian, 4 January 1926, Page 3

“Familiar in their mouth- as household words. ’ ’—A non. In the last of) years thousands of Xow Zen landers have sung the praises °f Haxter’s Lung Preserver the ONF ilependahle and sure antidote for all coughs colds and influenza. A dose or two of •‘Haxter’s” gives short shrift to summer maladies and ensures gratifying relief always. “Baxter’s” is a rich and penetrative specific and can he relied upon to root out the most stubborn cold. Also possesses reliable tonic properties. Generous-sized bottle for 2s fid. All chemists and stores.—Advt.

Sore throats promptly relieved by taking a few drops of “ Nazol ” on sugar. Quickly banishes summer colds. Is Isd for 60 doses.—Advt. Suit cases in solid fibre make, 11s (id to 17s (id at Hallcnstein’s, Rcvell •Street.—Advt. A sure and pleasant specific for removing worms is Wade’s Worm Figs. —Advt. Choose your .gift from our numerous and beautiful assortment of ’Xmas novelties, in handkerchiefs, hats, race frocks, chubby umbrellas, gloves, scarves, bench sunshades, silk hose, Urazillian hats, model hats, children’s millinery, bathing dresses, bathing caps. I ray cloths and table runners, at Schroder and Co where special reduced prices are the order of the day.—Advt. Boiler Cleaning made easy, cost cut in half when you use “ .Mexican ” Boiler Graphite. Cent!" in action but very sure and won’t injure boiler. Booklet from 1!. P. .M. .Manning and Co., it Bedford Bow, > hrisli hun h.- -Adtl. Buy gilts catty, ifon’t leave this important matter until you aie worried by the final rush. Wo carry the largest variety of new novelty goods, in toys, dolls, fancy goods, handkerchiefs, hosiery, gloves, eir. Being direct importers our prices are lower. Met)rucr (Westland) J.td., IJokitika, and Greymouth.—Advt.

'For coTiti imuucu of news see fourth page.) J^OUND —Purse containing MONEY. Api'-ly ■/. .1. Williams, Hampden Street. mO LET-4-6 roomed COTTAGE, centrally situated. Apply Box 71, Hokitika. WANTED —A BOY for cycle shop. ' ' Apply t- Brown, Cycle Works, Iteveil Street. \\T ANTED—Reliable BOY. Must he * * aide to ride bicycle. Apply H. >S. Holmes, piano-tuner. FOB SALE —125 acres of land, about 90 acres in grass and feed. All fenced, road frontage on one .side, several small paddocks, house of six rooms, spring water laid on, dairy and rowshed. Alva Laval Separator, pig-sty. LI cows (10 in full milk), six calves. Ten minutes walk from railway station: handy to mill or hush work.—Apply X. Berwick. Buatapu. T7IOR IMMEDIATE SALE-TEXT. almost new. duck 10 x 12, fly 13 x 15. Particulars from “Owner’’ C/o The Forks P.O. GREYMOUTH. TROTS. KEENAN’S BUS will leave Rinin, Woodstock and Kanieri, departing from Hokitika at 10 a.ill. for the Grcymouth Trots on Tuesday (to-mor-row) and Wednesday. Please hookseats. pRINCESS TO-MORROW NIGHT TUESDAY, JANUARY 6th. 1020. PONSONBY BOYS' BRASS BAND. (Senior Cadets Band of Auckland) WILL GIVE' A GRAND CONCERT. A MUSICAL TREAT ! The Ponsonhv Boys’ Band has a Dominion wide reputation. Winners of C. grade championship at Auckland. Admission: Circle Is (id. downstairs Is. Children half-price. T. VIVIAN, Manager. T HEA T H E

p RINCESS T HEATRE Direct from J. C. Williamson's Lending Theatres. THE BTG BOOM ! (Special Return Visit) WEDNESDAY ! WEDNESDAY. ! DENIS KEHOE DENTS KEHOE DENIS KEHOE Presents—• “THE INTRUDER/' “THE INTRUDER.” “THE INTRUDER.” A Modern Comedy Drama direct from the Century Theatre, New York, where it was the outstanding success of the season. Katie, the manicure girl invades the city and bests big business, that would browbeat and buy her. She chews gum and wears loud clothes, but assays eighteen carat all through. DENIS KEHOE —with— FRANCIS KAYHER THE KEHOE DRAMATIC PRAYERS. Prices: 6s, 4s, 2s (plus tax). Box Plan notv open at Mclntosh’? shop.