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Hokitika Guardian, 15 May 1933, Page 4

From the dregs of our faults and

failures, : And the sins which,; the wisest shun,. ■Let us spread' o ur wings to -nobler

tilings •' And fearlessly soar to the s°nl ;f ) From the thraldom of past illusions, And the nostrum's which how allure, Let us colds allay the wiser way

With Woods’ Great Peppermint Curd.

The lecture which was to have been given by Colonel Taylor. in St. Andrew’s Hall on Wednesday evening ha® been cancelled owing' to his sudden ill- . ness. The death took place at Masfeftobi yesterday of Mrs Mace, mother of Mrs: Ta W. Bassett, of Hohonu, Teremakau.. deceased ' leaves three daughters. ' The staff of the Hokitika Post office met this morning to bid farewell to a very popular, officer in the person of | Mr J. Bell who has received word of his transfer to the Ross Post office. Mr Cox (Postmaster) in handing MrBell with a chepue presented by the staff, spoke of the officer’s sterling qualities: as a telegraph officer and also the manner in which he had at all times conducted himself. Mr Bell K feelingly replied and spoke of his happy association with his superiors and staff alike whilst employed at this office. • Protect yourself from coughs and • colds this winter—put, a few dfops of “Nazol” on your handkerchief every morning. Disinfects and ptotects the points ,of infection—the: mouth, nose and throat. Get your • bottle to-day. 60 doses for ; Is 6d $ • 120 dosss for.2* Gd.~Adyt,