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Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1931, Page 1

Children thrive on R'*d i)inrnoucl O-tis. The vitamins breakfast. Cooks in one minute. Advt. ■Rosy cheeks, sturdy limbs! Red Diamond Oa!lets supply bulk food needed by children.— Advt. Red Diamond flatlets, nature’s richest nourishment. Delicious, nutty flavour. All grocers.—Advt. Rich breakfast food comprising pure plump oats, specially pre-digestod. Red 1 Hamoud Fla kjes.—A d vt. Blood over-heated ? Red Diamond Rolled Oats do not ovcr-lnat the blood. All grocers.—Advt. Hours of energy winu Red Diamond Flukits are served for breakfast. Alt grocers.— Advt. jiuMuiMiiiiiiii mmammm a——b—mm—fc^na— DISCLAIMER. THE JAMES DUNCAN jnr. against whom judgment was obtained on 23rd. inst by Tlie Westland Hospital Board was not James Duncan jnr. Hall Street, Hokitika, carpenter. CLEARING SALE. INCH BONNIE. THURSDAY, 30th. JULY, 1931. AT 1.2 NOON. Messrs dalgety & co. ltd. acting on instructions received will sell on account of Mr F. Hall, at the farm, Inebbonnie, all the Live and Dead Stock, as under: LIVE STOCK. 300 breeding EAVES, 2,4, 6, and 8-tootb. 30 store LAMBS and WETHERS. 5 l-shr. Romney RAMS, bred bv J. Gregory "Hunt, Ohatha uts. 21 2i-3yr. Springing HEIFERS: Friesian-Jersey-Shorthorn cross. 30 M.S. YEARLINGS. . 5 COWS. 2 pedigree. Friesian BULLS. 4 HORSES. DEAD STOCK. A full range of farm implements, and milking plant. Engine etc. NOTE: The Railway Department has kindly consented to stop the express at Inebbonnie, bote to and from Christclmrch. DALGETY AND CO. LTD., Auctioneers. Mackay St.. Grey mouth. , WATAROA SPORTS. (Registered). FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1931. COMMENCING AT 11.30 a.m. ■h CHOP Prizes £2O and gold nodal donated b.v Mr CL Sutheriitnl. ,|, CHOP. Prizes £lO. DICAP MAIDEN CHOP. Prizes •ards SHEFFIELD. Prizes £B. LARDS. Prizes £4. 1 JUMP. RELAY RACE. TUG F WAR'. CAR DRIVING COM•etition and other NOVELTY EVENTS. •phies donated by Messrs A\. H. ortli. L. S. Ross. J. Tennent and Delm suur. CHILDRENS RACES. ERNOON TEA ON GROUNDS. GRAND BALL IN THE EVENING. J. H. CL AGUE. Hon. Secretary.