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Hokitika Guardian, 5 December 1940, Page 6

pose. ]Virs ;Shallcross is attending -to the distribution of -the wool .a,t s£eymouthy and ;>Mrs D. Graham, .Gibson •Quay, and Mrs I. Stuart, street, have wool for distribution in IJqjkitika. A supply of the wopl is ip be sent do Iteefton also :£or,knitting,pur- • poses. Knitting patterns -will >be ; .pupplied. . ' > ... ' In reference to rehabilitation of Tjpen discharged from .the forces, the fqjlqw--ing district committees haye ;beqn .set up:— OReefton: Messrs 1. ■.Clayton, ;J. Paterson; A. Parkinson.; iGreymnuth: Messrs .E. .A: .Kitehingham, -McKane, ( _d, Baillie ; .Hokitika: Messrs-G. A. Perryv P. R. Whit-ford land •iJ;O’Brien. A card system, adopted and extended frorij the Canterbury systeiq, approved. and will -be supplied ;to -the / committees for record purposes.. Kiwds _/ will be provided by- way of imprest -to enable the scheme to-operate smoothily and quickly, and will be replenished \ as required,.,, : The meeting concluded at S.-SO. .

HO W TD SUN-BATHE The sun can be a marvellous -tonic, but sun-bathing should be done .gradually, a little at a 'time, especially to start with. There ’is always the ;possibility of over-heating, and -subsequent chill. At the first sign of chill ' take 'Baxters Lung 'Preserver. For 75 years "Baxters” has proved itself throughout New Zealand do be the 'finest safeguard against coughs, <colds, and bronchial ailments. "Baxters” ns purest and safest'for young and old.