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Hokitika Guardian, 10 March 1928, Page 4

chronicler thrive. WAR-TIME LUXURY. . PARIS, Jan. 12. A Government Commission is to hold an inquiry into the disappearance of 10.(nU pieces of furniture, carpets, pictures, and so forth, which have been ; found, on an inventory being taken, to lie missing from the warehouses of the , french Office of M orks. j Most of the articles, it is thought, were handed out during the war to lurnish the offices of the multitude of new i war-time departments that arose, an:, which have long since disappeared. Offices were provided with valuable i Louis XV., Louis XVI., and Empire I furniture, with the best carpets and i Aubusson tapestries, j When the time came for the furni- . lure to he returned, all that was re--1 covered in many cases were plain deal | desks and chairs and some worn-out rugs.

Insist on Sharlnnd’s Table Vinegar—brewed from pure cane sugar. No traco of mineral acid. Finest for pickling. Obtainable in bulk or bottle —Advt. McKay’s Ibcalisn.tion Sale prices: While Honeycomb Quilts, full size, regular prices IDs Cd—Realisation prices los Gd.— Advt.

<■s Then nothing will do you more good than small, regular doses of Lane's Emulsion. Lane's is an easily digested food-medicine that nourishes and stimulates every part of the body. It is the best, purest and most health-giving emulsion ever devised. 2/6 and 4/6 a bottle at all Chemists and Stores. Manufactured by E. G. Lane, Graduate Chemist, Oamaru, N.Z. xas % (] & JBEsiar M 4 THE iTerite Nov/ * Zealander is the greatest tea-drinker in the world, consuming six cups a day. Sufficient reason to drink only a really GOOD tea, free from dust and impurities. Always ask for pismrms •ytrjftV

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