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Hokitika Guardian, 5 January 1927, Page 1

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scribers to bo subsidised by town subscribers: The principle is wrong.— Christchurch “Star.”

■ MY LOUD ” IS CONFIDENT. Wo hear sometimes of the rubber output of the British Empire amounting to 60 per cent, of all the rubber that is produced in the world, and sup- ! plying America to the extent of four- j fifths of all the rubber that is consumed in that country. The tin output of the British Empire amounts to 02 per cent of the total output of tin in the world. The nickel output amounts to 60 per cent., and the British Empire is supplying to America all the nickel that country consumes. The area of the British Empire is four times that of the United States of America. and the population of the British Empire is four times that of America. It is because I know of these figures, not from books or from study, but from actual experience in the outer marches of the Empire, that 1 live here in the capital, confident of our future, and prepared to risk money, time, effort, everything that man can stive, in building up an even greater confederation of nations than there has ever been in the long history of the world.”—Lord Beaverbrook.

Happy children keep free from worms with Wade’s Worm Figs. Pleasant to take, and certain.—Advt. Particular cooks specify Shariand’s Table Vinegar. Rich, piquant and free from mineral acids. In bottle or bulk. Accept no other.—Advt.