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Hokitika Guardian, 15 March 1929, Page 7

# against all INSIST ON HEARNE’S-the great Lung Healer—for it protects. everyone in the family fr<?ni- the Chest troubles of this season. Whether it is baby with “just a bit of a cough,” or Granny with more, serious, chest, trouble, this wonderful remedy provides the same protection, made famous during 50 years of constant use. *f That Flu Cough ** will quickly yield to its never-failing inf 1 uenee --as will the cough that so often follows measles. Experiments mean dangerous delay- # take Hearne’s proven remedy at once and be satisfied. Pleasant to take. **^3B w me At ChemiiU & Sta Everjwhtra FOR EVERY KIND y° COUGH AND CHEST COLD T BRONCHITIS

SUMMER SALE! —□ ■ A Great Array of Summer Goods Awaits Disposal at STEPHENS EROS. « g veil STREET, HOKITIKA. At Greatly Reduced Prices.

"I sktCHELI/S CHEAP BOOT DEPOT, REVELL STREET — -HOKITIKA THE CHE>„»CST AND BEBT BOOTS HOP IN HOKITIKA) PEORGE LAKIN / MANAGER hone No. 149. jr^T : V F. W. THOMPSON & COY. a. P- OOHLSON, PROPRIETOR). OARRYINP AND FORWARDING aGEFTS, HALL ST. HOKITIKA f~IARRYINC in all its branches, town or country. Furniture ae♦Jfcely anl forwarded to any p»rt of New Zealand. Agents for N.Z. Exprea* Coy. 'Phone 125.

ALEX SPENCE BAKER. BRITTAN £T., HOKITIKA Begs to notify the general PI BLIC that ho opened business as a baker as above on AVEDNES DAY, JANUARY 2nd. Bread will be delivered by cart in town and may be obtaind at A. Parkhill’s store and Malloch’s cake shop, Revell St YOUR SUPPORT IS DESIRED. PUBLIC NOHC®. H, A. THOMPSON UNDERTAKER & MONUMENTAL MASON, GIBSON QUAY, HOKITIKA. BUSTNESS of the lot • H. A. Thompson will he continued under th*» ,<nmp name TO ith MR ARNOLD THOMPSON in charge as Manager. A continuance of the support rc ('rpnlv given in the nant. is solicited Hid attention <f> guaranteed.