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Hokitika Guardian, 26 September 1932, Page 7

Coughs and colds are dangerous when neglected. The weakened system is then extremely susceptible to more serious ailments. Take Tottking’s Linseed Emulsion—it’s a great remedy for coughs and colds and at the same time builds up the system. Sold everywhere—ls 6d, 2s 6d and 4s 6d. —Advt. ■

'For the first time since he was appointed Speaker over t'enj years age [ Sir Charles Stratham was absent from tlie Chair when the House of Representatives met on Thursday. Shortly before noon lie received a telegram announcing the death of his mother, a nf ’ lie kft for Dunedin by the ferrj steamer that evening. He hopes 't return on Tuesday morning. The ab sence of Mr Speaker causes the rou tine for the initiation of a sitting to to be altered considerably. Whei the House met, the Clerk, MrT. D. H Hall, intimated that Mr Speaker wjv unavoidably absent, thereupon tb' Deputy-Speaker, Mr S- C. Smith, lef his seat , and took the Chair, x af which were recited and the. sitting continue as usual. While Mi Speaker is absent there tan be m ceremonial .entry preceded by the Ser- j geant-at-Arms, thus when the House met yesterday a further intimation w e iveii by the Clerk that Mr Speaker was absent. His deputy then took the Chair and the mace was placec on the table. It so happened tha' Lieutenant Colonel S. G. Sandle began his duties as Sergeant-wt-Arms on Thursday, and owing to Mr Speaker’s absence lie had to adapt himself to a varied set of circumstances which on past experience might not occur again for many years.

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