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Hokitika Guardian, 24 December 1927, Page 2

FELL FROM GIRDER IN MID-AIR. A man, who was standing on a girder being, lifted by a crane, was slowiy rising past tbe fifth story, when Inlaid the misfortune, while changing Imposition, to drop his tobacco. It fell on to the girder, and in stooping to pick it up. he accidently knocked it to the street below. To his chagrin, he saw somebody walk away with it. r ' would not have mattered much, it it had not been the popular Bears’ Smoking Tobacco—sold everywhere loose for Bd. an ounce, and in handy packets, loz. Od., 2oz. Is fid. Tiy it.

Ladies new neckwear in crepe de chine and lace just in from London liv parcel post: ladies collars, vestees. scarfs, etc., 2s to 10s Od. McKay’s, Hokitika.—Advt. j Now linoleums flft. Oft, and 12ft wide. New lino squares, a big range. McKay’s, Hokitika.—Advt. To keep furniture shining without attention, use “ Tan-01,” the wonderful liquid polish. Gives a brilliant lasting surfae. Won’t smear. All grocers.—Advt. Bathing costumes for men. ladies, bovs and girls, newest patterns in cotton and woollen material ; also new rubber bathing caps and shoes, McKay’s, Hokitika. —Advt.