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Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1932, Page 6

LATE LOCALS

Brighten yoitr home with the beautiful and inexpensive tulips, 'dahlias, anemones and gladioli now showing at Addisons.—Advt. Addisons are offering three specials this week—3 only gents’ overcoats at -21 s; floral and printed velveteeeiis, 36iu. wide, ideal for bridge coats, from 3s lid a yard; golf oversooks ail one price Is lid a- pair.—Advt The West Coast trainer, D. S. Adamson, is expected to arrive at Ricoarton this Wok witli Ravine and 0011, and will probably remain there for a couple of months. Ravine won two races at the recent Reefton Meeting, and is bapdilv placed in the principal event at Washdvke on Saturday, Based on imperfect data, the stake value of Phar Lap’s victory in the Aguta Oaiiente Handicap, in Mexico, was assessed in several quarters at £13,700. A detailed statement now published in Australia assesses the value of the first prize of 50,050 dollars, or at the exchange recognised by tlie English Jockey Club, and used to calculate the stake winnings of principal winners, £10,01.0. The total amount of Phar Lap’s winnings in prize-money is therefore now stated at £6B. 130. Here’s a really simple yet effective ly remedy lbr coughs and eck's—I s a--7,0i1. Trellis such ailments scientifically at the points of 'infection. 60" doses for Is 6d.’: 120 doses fo- 2.6 d —Advt.