■it mu maaaßaamm Two voting men beheld a city for the first time'in their iivox on Sunday (says the New Zealand Herald). They were horn and brought un on Pitcairn Island and came to Auckland as third class passengers on the Rotorua. The young men are dir-ct defendants of the mutineers of the Bounty. f !hey do not intend to remain idle during their stay in the Dominion. I hev are uncertain how long they will remain here, but propose to t<uir New Zealand and gain fiirili'M' experience by worlf. Although not skilled tradesmen, both are handy wild) a kil of carpenter’s tcls, and their island life has made them generally useful. iriaetsß JsafliiLiiiLw-' ivK.’tar maam
'['ho lion oil is calling those da vs, and no (lonl>t you’re finding your present, costume worn or faded. Have you seen McKay’s display of (lie latest'in bathing costumes, with and without skirts, and many novel touches of colour in contrasting lands. Bathing caps too. Advt.
The ideal remedy' for worms in eliildren is Wade’s Worm Figs. Pleasant to take, sure in action. No ill after-effects.—Advfc.
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Hokitika Guardian, 10 December 1928, Page 3
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