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Hokitika Guardian, 3 October 1930, Page 4

f. Children like Wade's Worm Figs—a safe, sure remedy for worms, . All chemists and stores.—Advt When children are restless give them Wade’s Worm' Figs. Safe, sure and 1 pleasant. All chemists and stores,! r-'Advfc " ’ : ' - 'Science says “breathe your cold away!” Inhale “Nazol”. penetrates right to the root of the trouble. onomical double also contains 120 full! doses for 2s ft! . ' . Men I We have now the new good# in our Men’e Department. The latest in Richfield shifts, Parisian ties and fancy sox. Prices ;•right -at McKay’s.—Advt. ' ’ Addisons are always up-to-date .with .men’s wear. Luvisca shirts and pyjamas in the latest stripes. The American shirt is also among our summer range. Ties and sqcks are» Kaye (full stocks of, at prices most*;'; reasonable.—Advt.

gossip. ■ • '/f 3 ' '/The fact is that gossip is a necessity for keeping the mind of humanity as it were aerated, and when, owing to lack of sufficiently intimate circumstances in communities, gossi,p cannot exist, its place must be supplied—and is supplied—% the novel. Humanity, in fact, needs care-free entertainment—and in search of it seldom goes far wrong.”—“The English Novel, from the Earliest Daye to the Death of Joseph Conrad,” by Ford Madox Ford,