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Hokitika Guardian, 23 August 1939, Page 1

For Sale. JpOR Quick Sale—Remnants in Linos, Axminster Runners, Coir Matting, Etc. Marked at less than half price.— Trumans Ltd. pOR Quick Sale —56 yards Cottage Weave,, assorted shades, new checks 54 inch 'wide. To clear at 2/9 yd.—Trumans Ltd. Jj'Oß SALE—Sections in Jollie, Hoffman and Livingstone Streets. Apply “Guardian” Office. * Lost and Found. T OST pair of brown leather gauntlet motoring gloves in Weld St. Finder please return to “Guardian’’ Office. spare tyre and rim, between Sfropforth’s Mill, Koiterangi and town. Reward on return to Fahey’s Transport Ltd. LOST', a flat bottom boat from mouth of Mahinapua creek. Finder please advise J. A. Cooper, Davie Street. jj Between Glaciers, and Hokitika, brown muff. Reward. L. . i Cole, Hardy St., Nelson.

Amusements. KIWI FOOTBALL CLUB. SOLDIERS 1 HALL. WEDNESDAY 23rd, AUGUST, BALL. West Coast Foxtrot Championship (large silver cup and two miniatures to be won). Lucky Spot Onestep. Prizes: Gent £1 Is, Lady, Perm. Wave. Rhythm Dance Band. Excellent Supper. Robt, Francis Sound System. Artistic Decorations. T. MOORE, Hon. Secretary. HOKITIKA GOLF CLUB BALL. i SOLDIERS’ HALL. FRIDAY, 25th AUGUST, 1939. Grand finale to West Coast Tournament. Rhythm Orchestra. Ladies 3/-, Gents 5/-, Double 7/6. THE BALL OF THE SEASON. Open to General Public. FIFTH INGLESIDE. WESTLAND CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. SOLDIERS’ HALL. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd. At 8 p.m. Sharp. Best of music, dancing, items and supper. Non-members by invitation only. The Kokatahi Band will perform. KOKATAHI PUBLIC HALL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30th, 1939. QRAND SHIP WRECKED BALL. Funds in aid of Kokatahi-Koite-rangi Band to represent Old West Coast Pioneers at the Centenial Exhibition. Island of “Life Boat.’’ Attire optional. Music by Ship’s orchestra. Supper. Victorian Dance Band. Island Edibles. A Real Night’s Fun. C. WOOLHOUSE, Hon. Secretary. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. A DANCE will be held in the Kaiihinu School in aid of the schoolchildren’s prizes/'' Music supplied' by Cook and Acker. Lucky one step and Monte 'Carle. Admission: ' Gentlemen 2/-, ladies 1/6. D. MUIR, Secretary.

SCHOOL BALL. A BALL WILL BE HELD IN THE KANIERI HALL. ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. In aid of the School Funds. Admission: Gentlemen 3/-. Ladies 2/» F. J. JONES, Secretary. A BALL ITSfILL be held in the One Mile Hall, Arahnra Valley on— FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Bth. Good supper, Novelties, Music by Victorian Dance Band. Admission: Toadies 1/6. Gents 2^*. ff BACiT ACHES KIDNEYS MAY NEED HELP Flush Out Your 15 Miles of KHussy Tsl« Get Quick Relief Don’t expeei tabbing to make your aching back well and strong again—if the trouble u caused by tired kidneys. . All the blood in your body circulates through your kidneys every 15 minutes to be Itrained of acids and wastes. Healthy persons pass about 3 pints a day and so get rid of over 3 pounds of waste matter. When the kidney tubes become t'red, bladder passages are often scanty and difficult. Instead of being filtered out, wastes and acids get backwashed into the Wood and may become poisanous. This 1- often the beginning of nagging backache*, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights, lumbago, swollen feet and ankles, pufflness under the eyes, rheumatic pains and dizziness. Don’ wart for serious trouble to lay you up. Ask your chemist for DOAN’S BACKACHE KIDNEY PILLS and get the same quick relief they have been giving million* for many years. If backache is bothering *au due to tired kidneys, try DOAN’S BACK* >CHE KIDNEY fU-LS to-dky. $