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Hokitika Guardian, 28 December 1928, Page 1

GENTS’ ENGLISH CYCLES, with Brampton fittings, £7 cash. .!, Brown, Hokitika Cycle Works. WANTED TO BUY- Two good young COWS in full profit, Apply “Guardian” Office. 10 ST—Off Austin car. a starting J HANDLE.—w. M. lTareourt. Koiterangi or “Guardian” Office. T BROWN AND CO. wish to not-fy JL. the public that they still have a number of first-grade Arrow cycles to clear at greatly reduced prices.

BAKER. "BRITTAX ST.. HOKITIKA -qeg’s to NOTIFY THE, GENER \h PUBLIC that he is opening bosiiioss as a baker as above on A EDNESDAY. JANUARY 2nd. Bread will ho delivered by cart in town and may be ohtaind at A. Parkhill’s «tore and Afalloeli’s cake shop. Reve l St. YOUR SUPPORT IS DESIRED.

MOUSE SMOKED OUT. LOXDOX. Xov. b. Two porters anil a prim man with a chinking hap of money sorprred ra.il way passengers at Eoner# End Station, near Beckenham. Kent. Armed with a l>utulle of newsrapem and a box of natrims, they suwonnded an automatic machine and tilted if forward. The newspapers were thrust under the hole in its east-iron base and a bonfire was lit. After a few moments smo'-c and bother, a mouse squeaked loudly and dashed down on to the platform, men spectators' screamed and fled while the mouse was clone to death oy the assaulting party. The collector had suspected that the mouse was livin'!; rent tree in the machine and proposed to bring, on a family on the bays of chocolate stoied there, customers having complained of their nibbled pennyworths.