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Hokitika Guardian, 4 August 1931, Page 1

School children led hciidit ;it school niter hot break fast of Red Diamond O-tis. All grocers.—Advf. Pied Diamond Outlets supply stimulating energy. Have rich mil-kke savoiiriness. All grocers.—Add. ; Red Diamond Outlets, th'e loud lor j new health—easily digested, easily asdm dated. All grocers.—Advt. Red Diamond Fla kies pre-d igcs'.ed can't clog system. Full of notnishiirnl. .All grocers.—Advt. Store up energy for "busy morninu with (rood hot Red Diamond Outlets breakfast. All grocers. —Advt. Rul Diamond breakfast foods do over-heat blood. Ihe iaiildys lavourite, AM grocers.—Advt. Iter| Diamond breakfast foods contain abundant nourishment—minerals, vitamines, wholesome energy. All grocers.

KOKATA HI CO OPEE ATIVE DA IHY COYS. EMPLOYEES CHAMPIONSHIP SOCI AL. KOK ATA 111 HALL, AYE ON I l ’. DAY, ' A UGUST oth. OWING to the limited space in the ahove hall we regret that wo cannot issue any more invitations to the above function. Only persons named on invitation cards can possibly be admitted. E. MEHAEEY, Hon Sec. KOKAT A H 1 CO-( Vi’E l? ATIYE SOCIAL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST sth. SEDAN GARS will leave .Newman’s Garage at 8 p.m. tomorrow for the above social. Please book seats, ’phone 171. “ parish hall. ALL SAINTS’ SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT. MONDAY and TUESDAY, August 10th. and 11th. at 7.30 p.m. Matinee. SATURDAY 7 , August 15th. at 2.30 p.m. Admission Is. APPLICATION FOR SLAUGHTER house license. t HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I 1 have applied to the Westland, County Council for' n license for a slaughterhouse, situated on Section 1039, Block IT., Totara S.D. JOHN HEW El? Senr. Ross. PULMONAS FOR SMOKERS. Heave smokers often keep a tm ol Pulmonns handy. They find that the occasional use of Pulmonas corrects anv tendency towards sore throats and voice strain. Pulmonas are pleasant to tales' and are packed in fiat tins that fit tin’' pocket. Insist on Puhnnnns Obtainable everywhere. Is fid ami 2fid.—AdVt. Sallow Skin! Clear your skin by eating Yesiston Tablets which purify the blood. W. E. Williams, chemist.Advt.