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Hokitika Guardian, 23 June 1932, Page 6

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With the winter right on us and the bargains that Addisons are ofiering in coats, frocks, and millinery, thrifty buyers will save money hv calling early.— Inspection invited. —Advt.

The death occurred at his residence Barn-town, last evening, of Mr William Mc-Lagan, at the age of 47 years- Deceased was engaged in mining pursuit,} in Scotland and the United States of America and Australia. He enlisted in 1014 at the outbreak of the war, and on his return alter the cessation of hostilities in 1918, toon mi mining in Jleefton, and later olianged ito -farming at Barry town, where he had lived for the pant seven years. Deceased, who had Iteen ailing for some time, is survived by a wife and three children, and by two brothers, Angus of Brunner, and Robert of Blackball, and by cue sinter, Miss Agness McLagaii. of Taiapu, Canterbury.

Here’s a really simple yet effective--' ly remedy for coughs and colds—N a- /,(>]. . Treats such ailments scientifically at the points of infection. GO (loses for Is fid. 120 doses fo- 2s fid. Advt. Lines of interest and value just opened at Addison’s :—Ladies’ nights, Nappa gloves, striped woollen scarves, cream linen -loin., sheer handkerchief lineni3fiin., Suntex vests, Opera vests (ver v dainty). Men’s cardicans, lumber jackets and Petoiic blankets. — Advt. Science says “Breathe your cold away.” You can by inhaling “Na/.oP —the commoitsense scientific remedy Powerful and ponetraiing. Treats such ailments at the met of the trouble. 00 doses for le fid. 120 (loses for 2s (is.—Advt