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Hokitika Guardian, 8 July 1935, Page 1

Lost and Found. LOST, fur necklet, between Kokatali; and Hokitika, on Sunday night. Kinder please advise ‘•Guardian” Office -

For Sa!a. FOR SALE, one pet fawn. Apply J). Keveldt, Ross. J ,101? SALE at Airs J. V. Hall’s, RovM. oil Street —Gent's bicycle, child's tricycle, Singer sewing machine in good order, electric heater, perambulators, and varied assortment general furniture.

Public Notices THIS is the time of the year to buy oysters. Arriving at “The Rendezvous” three times weekly. Beautifillly fresh. SPORTSMEN! Use Patten’s Golden Embrocation (paste). Splendid for sprains, bruises and stiff muscles. Just rub for relief. Only 2/- a pot ; all chemists. MEETING AT ARAHURA. A combined meeting of Hall Committee, rports Committee and all affected by flood damage will he held on TUESDAY, July 9th at One Mile Hall, Arahura. ' ?. THAT HACKING COUGH.—Don’t let that terrible cough keep slinking you from head to foot. “Cherimal”, (Double strength) cough Balsam is just the emergency treatment you need. Gets' to the root of the trouble. Colds diminished in a few hours. Obtainable from Gooch’s stores 2/6 bottle.

Auction Sales. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1935. At 2 p.m. ttt JEFFBTES * CO. ▼ » • instructed by Mil AY. J. MARTIN, will sell on the premises, Brittan Street: —' Oak Bedroom Suite (4 pieces), 4-ply Spring Layerby Mattress, 3 bedroom Bugs, Binm Bed, Dressing Table, Pedestal, Spring and Kapoc Mattresses, G piece Dining Boom Suite in oak, Gratnaphone and records, Bookcase, Cabinet, Armchair, Wicker Chairs, Cushions and Kitchen Chairs, Kitchen Utensils, Crockery, Garden Tools and Lawn Mower.

Here’s yet another sufferer who gratefully agrees with the verdict that Radox Baths are a wonderful relief for the nerve-racking,pains of rheumatism: “l am ft great sufferer from rheumatism and had such a bad attack last Winter that 1 could not do my work. I tried many things but the pain caw back. Then a friend told me to have a hot Radox Bath be fork going to bed. this I did. To my surprise, next morning the pain had gone. — .Ifrs. T.” If YOUR body is racked with rheumatic agony, you, too, w:ll welcome this pleasant, easy remedy. Simply add two tablcspoonsful of Radix to a hot bath and immerse for twenty minutes. •As you rest, soothed by the heat, tue Ratios - impregnated water penetraT's every pore Of your skin, cleansing and energising them so that they breathe freeiv. Troublesome uric acid is then permitted to pws off from Ihe system IE BATH SALTS Of all chemists and stores —Mb pkl. 2/d !!b. pkt. 4/-. blocked by Fairbair: Wright & On., and ail wholesalers. Manvfto'l '"■"<! I"J K. Ci-iP. llanditsler. ’ (Esli.h'ii.hcU 1V.*,11.)

|~RKir* PILE CIH’K. Send for goner I* oih free treatment, of Z»»» - T)uu lil e Absorption Kemedy, DJ in stainps for packing nn <1 postage. Zaun I’ty. Box !>fi2JK, Wellington.