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Hokitika Guardian, 14 August 1926, Page 4

JNFLUENZA is speedily relieved by "HEENZO” (Mean's Essence), Good for men, women and children. Small bottle makes a pint. The cheapest and most effective remedy yen can buy. Saves your mousy, dees you food. 2(6 everywhere. 73 jam 3C THE AGAINST FI.U! ' guard sneezing is an ominous dgii; lie prepared. Take COMENTHOL Just rub it in your hands, then sniff and the visiting germs will he swept away. Content hoi is very pleasant and soothing and it not only prevents colds, but will give instant relief to either colds or influenza. is 6d a bottle (post free). From the Manufacturers: BARNETT AND CO., Chemists, Christchurch. And at Ashburton. WWtS<

O’COiMLL £ mm. REYELL STREET, HOKITIKA. HIGH CLASS FURNITURE made to any design. Ou.r oak suites a speciality, / sKapoc bedding and wire mattresses always civ hand. Full inxormation on enquiry ft the Factory, opposite Schroder .”d Co.’ B shop. GEORGE DELBRIDGE LADIES' AND CENT’S TAILOR. REVELL. STREET, MOK.ITi.KA, GRAND SELECTION OF SUITINGS. Fit, Stylo and Quality Guaranteed. H. MATSON & CO.j RECORDS THAT REMAIN. ' RECORDS THAT REMAIN. FARMERS—READ AND REFLECT! PRODUCERS—READ AND REFLECT! TOP SALES ESSENTIALLY MEAN TOP SERVICE. HERE are some examples of it made by us at THE 1 METROPOLITAN MARKET oh GRAND NATIONAL DOUBLE MARKET DAY: BEEF. On behalf of MR A. J. KEITH, Ashburton: —The magnificent black and white bullock. This beast experts admitted .the yhad never seen its equal. Sold by on rauctioncer for £9O to Messrs Dixon Bros. On behalf of MR JOHN NINON, Killinchy2 Shorthorn cows £l4 7s (id and £l4 12s 6tT. On behalf of MR A. WILKINSON, Styx.:—l fat cow, £l3 1.7 s 6d. Oil behalf of MESSRS E. and A l . GOODWIN, Pigeon Bay:—B prime cows averaged £ll Bs.. MUTTON. On behalf of MR JOSEPH BROOKS, Brookside: —2 Suffolk cross wethers, £4 2s 6d each; 2 Suffolk cross wethers £3 12s Cd each. These sheep were the primest in the yards. We. were unfortunate in drawing first with these sheep. On behalf of MR G. E. THOMPSON, Racecourse Hill:—3 Romney cross wethers, £3 5s each. On behalf of MR, T. B. GARRICK, Pleasant Point: —1 prime wethers 42s lOd, 5 prime wethers 38s 3d, 13 prime wethers 38s 7d, 34 prime wethers 37s 7d. On behalf of Mr Dan McKENDRY, Lyndhurst: —sl half-bred wethers 36s 7cl to 37s lOd.

On behalf of MR W. J. CLINTON, Darlield :—56 wethers from 3os Id to 38s. On behalf of MR J. MOOREHEAD, Southbridge:—lo prime fat wethers 39s 7d. On behalf of MR S. HARRIS, Styx: —1 wether at 40s Gd, 1 ewe at 375. On behalf of MR. S. HURFO’RD, Dovleston :—2 lambs 395. PATRONISE THE PROVEN HOUSE ! Somehow there is deep satisfaction in doing business with a well-established, reliable firm— With one that has proven its worth by years of continuous service to its clients. DON’T RE LED ASTRAY! The above sales purely speak for themselves. The competent work of our cueigetie salesmen, with judicious eye to values, inspires buyers, and keeps bids on the I move until full market values are reached. i* Reap the benefits arising from the selling activities of a firm whose alertness and grip of their business renders highest possible results certain. DON’T EXPERIMENT, CONSIGN TOIL MATSON & COADDINGTON. I JAMES KING, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, REVELL ST., HOKITIKA. TMTORTER OF MERCANTILE STATIONERY of every description. Account books, all sizes. Typewriting ribbons, paper and sundries, fancy and ornamental stationery, drawing paper, pchool bags and requisites, stocked. Birthday and reward books, earda and illuminated text#, bibles, prayer# and hymn*. The latest books and magazines arriving by every mrtl, I I t T Y