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Hokitika Guardian, 21 September 1928, Page 2

Sing you the songs I love, The song of Home, Sweet Home ; Best spot on this fair earth, No matter whore you roam. Affection, rest, and calm, Love, and a welcome sure, And on the kitchen shelf Ts Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure,

30 pieces of 6ft. and 12 ft. wide linoleum also 6ft. inlaid linoleum, just arrived, duty free. New prices 6 ft. 6/6, 8/6 and 8/11; 6 ft. inlaid 11/6 a yard; 12ft. wide, 19/6 a yard at McKay’s.—Advt. The wonderful worm worriers— Wade’s Worm Figs. A sure and certain specific for removing worms. Price Is fid.--Advt.

The “Westport News” says:—Mr H. It. Young is mentioned as a likely candidate for the Buller seat in the interests of the United Political Party. Air Young’s late parent, Air R. A. Young, (formerly Engineer to AA’estport Harbour Board, was an ardent supporter of the late Rt. Hon. R. J. Seddou and Sir Joseph AVard, and Ml' H. R. Young’s political leanings arc also to the Liberal Party. Asked if he intended to contest the Buller seat in Parliament at the coming general election, Mr J. H. Powell, who has filled many important public- positions, including that of Chairman of the County Council for some years, re-

plied that lie had not yet; been approached on. the matter lint lie thought it strange if there was not some one tiled and reared in the district who was not capable of ably filling the position of M,P. for the electorate,