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Hokitika Guardian, 7 November 1929, Page 1

FOI? SALE—Two new sideboards, double and single wooden beds, 9 ounce duck 8 x 10'tent and fly (new) half-price, Gundka typewriter, less than half-price, kitchen chairs, new large Morris chair, kno, gramophones, gas cooker, camp stove, kitchen dresser, crockery, fancy goods and toys, and other things too numerous to mention. Apply J. V. Hall. South He veil St. LOST— Six 2-yr. old Shorthorn HEIFERS dehorned, and one .'j-yr. old STEER, not dehorned, earmarked V out of point of right ear and two V’s out of top of left car. Any person knowing their whereabouts please communicate with Trcmbatli Bros., Waitaha, and will be rewarded. ' THANKS. MR WILLIAM McCLUGGAGE desires to thank the Doctor, Matron and Staff at Westland Hospital for attention given his late wife, and friends for the many expressions of sympathy received. Okarito, Nov. 7th. ..AGENT WANTED: A PROGRESSIVE FIRM of Manufacturers and Importers require the service of a smart man to represent them in this district with a view to taking up the sole agency of their lines, which will be regularly advertised in the local paper. The lines are freely purchased by Local Councils, farmers, dairy farmers, station owners, graziers, garages, Hotel-keepers, chemists, storekeepers and householders. A worker will find permanent, congenial and very profitable employment, experience unnecessary, but a knowledge of local conditions always essential. Successful applicants to purchase a £lO assorted parcel as a try-out, money refunded plus freight to unsuccessful candidate. Apply— SALES DIRECTOR, T. E. Pearson & Co. Wentworth Buildings, Dailey St;, Sydney.