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Hokitika Guardian, 23 January 1917, Page 2

iFlTS^fglWcOoS 7 ; Uniformity of Characterises the difference between, the Clothing Factory's footwear to aey other make whether y'u buy cheap or good Shoes from us, you will find the standard of quality ia each pair. All details are Customers who carefully stud : ed /pin tEir failh to to ensure satisfac- / JHa H.B Footwear tion with cur / JfIHP will not he disap-G-oods. / MWJ poirted. Ladies A S. Shoes 16/6 to 28/6 Ladies lac’d Shoes . 18/6 to 27/6 , Ladies Brooch Bar Shoes 17/6 to 23/Ladies lac’d Shoes 17/6 to 28/6 Ladies Court Shoes Ladies white-laced as illustrated Ladies Buttoned Shoes 20/- 20/- to 26/8 Boots 27/6 to 35/" Ladies White Court — 13/6 to 26/6 MEW ZEALAND* Ladies Eveni’g Shoes—--7/6 to 13/6 poor —□oi io SEND YOUR ORDER TO LTD. ' "THE’ TREASURE HOUSE HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH n (jpaawwui FOR f Watches and Alberts O 0 o / w q We are Watch Specialists since 1871 and every Watch we sell ihoroughly reliable and an excellent timekeeper. Metal Cased Watches 14/6, 18/6, 20/-. 25/-. 30/-, 40/-. Solid Silver Cased Watches 25/-, 30/-. 40/-. 60/-. to £7/10/-. Solid Gold Cases £9/10/-, £lO/10/£l4/10/- to £35/-/-. Gold Filled Cases '’®. 45/-. 47/6. 80/- to £9/lCf*. SOLID GOLD ALBERTS—A great variety of patterns—7o/-, 80/-J 90/-, £5/10/-, £6/10/-, £7/10/-, to £ 10/10/,. SOLID SILVER ALBERTS _ 8 ; 6 10/6 12/6. METAL ALBERTS 1/6 2/6. Send for a copy of our new Illustrated Catalogue, it contains 112 pages of all the latest in Jewellery, Silverware, Leather Goods, E.P. Goods, etc. :: :: We post it Free. lOC IO oc □on □ocziot

S 1E53! E£JI!£RS3!? ; OT3SS3 E3H I If* W/i/ ■*e* >. » Kj» THE |S~ : SHORTEST GRAND.— riTH'E EXTERNAL PROPORTIONS of the -*■ New COLLAR!) & COLLAR!) Shortest Grand compared with those of the Concert instrument are diminutive, yet its internal excellence out-distances in tone and quality anything hitherto attempted.. "Write for Catalogues concerning this charming Pianoforte —Stylo GIL The Bristol Piano Go. (LIMITED), DUNEDIN. WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, & INVERCARGILL. V locjM fluent.—JAWFS KING, neveii at- HoKltlkp; Anchor Line of Steam Misses Addison, packets. HAMILTON-Si., HOKITIKA. REGULAR COMMUNICATION. Are now showing a full assortment of Ladies and Children’s WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR. These lines are selling and cannot be replaced at the , «he same value, i " Early Inspection Invited. WABTE PAPER for sale in any quantity. Apply to. Gillum if filco Booting Passengers to all New Zealand Ports. Steamers will leave Weil ington and Nelson for Greymouth as fellows : Steamer. Wellington. Nelson Waverley, early Itegulus, early Waimea, early Kennedy, early Alexander, early Kaitoa, early One of the Company's steamers will leave Wellington for West Coast ports every other day, circumstances permitting. Cargo booked through to Hokitika. Pares and Freights increased from 14th February, 1913. Particulars on application. ! W*. DUNCAN &, Co.; Agents