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Hokitika Guardian, 26 January 1917, Page 2

“1F IT'S ITS GOOD' ~ Uniformity of Quality Characterise*! the difference between the Clothing Factory's footwear to aoy other make whether yu buy cheap or good Shoes from us, you will find the standard of quality iu each pair. All details are Customers who carefully studied ' /ML pin thtir failh to to ensure satisfac- / jßa H.B f ootwear tion with our / will not be disapGoods.. / JBV poirted. Lidies A 8. Shoes 16/6 to 23/6 Ladies lac’d Shoes 18/6 to 27/6 m <£• L&dies Brocch Bar Shoes 17/6 to 23/Ladies lac’d Skoes 17/6 to 28/6 Ladies Court Shoes Ladies white-laced as illustrated Ladies Buttoned Shoes 20/- 20/- to 26/6 Boots 27/6 to 35/’NEW £e A LAM'D E_ ___, Ladies White Court — 13/6 to 26/6 Ladies Eveni’g Shoes — 7/6 to 13/6 jCLOTHING. FACTORY! Send your Order to LTD. TREASURE HOUSE” HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, f| Nothing so much adds to the charm of a woman's arm as a Pretty Bracelet ip :®-v m Ml jC We haye a magnificent stock of Bracelets in -all the latest and most popular patterns. —o — GEM SET BRACELET From 50/- to £35. BAND BRACELETS Plain or Engraved 55/-, 40/-, 45/-, 50/,-, to £9,. CURB BRACELETS 25 30/-. 35/', 40/-. 50/-. 60/- ta £6/6/NELLIE STEWART BRACELETS From 30/- to £5. The New BASKET PATTERN BRACELET 55'-. CO/-, 75/-to £7/(s'3R V Send for a copy of our new Illustrated Catalogue, it contains 112 ! pages of all the latest in Jewellery, Silverware, Leacher Goods, E.P. Goods, etc. :: •• :: We post it Fr©®. P3S3?! ITSSI R3S 5553J3555EW38538 E p: EEB titjsx-g, .jfa# jfea ljpKSs 4 b; A AT'fi h •• a-t. u-'i :■ ! --vyAAA£f m Vi fl g. ■ , v 4 g ; '//vIEI THE SHORTEST GRAND. TjTfJE EXTERNAL PROPORTIONS of the -t New COLLAED & COLL ARE Shortest Grand compared with those of the Concert instrument are diminutive, yet its internal excellence out-distances in tone and quality anything hitherto attempted. Writo for Catalogues concerning this charming Pianoforte — Stylo Gl4. The Bristol Piano Go. • (LIMITED), DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, CHRIST. CHURCH, & INVERCARGILL. i tas3 ars Kaißaman local Aflent.—-JAMFS KING, Keveii-st. HoKitikp--4 m m m S§£gf£i3i Misses Addison, HAMILTON-Si., HOKITIKA. Are now showing a full assortment of Ladies and Children’s WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR. These lines are selling and cannot be replaced at the ‘Jie same value.! ________________________ % Early Inspection Invited. WASTE PAPER for es-'t* m any quantity. Apply to tkjJJDUK flioe Anchor Line of Steam Packets. REGULAR COMMUNICATION. Booking Passengers to all New Zealand Ports. TEAMERS WILL LEAVE Well ington and Nelson for Greymouth as follows : Steamer. Wellington. Nelpon Waimea leaves Wellington to-night, Picton to-morrow, Nelson Monday Rr Coast.. Alexander, early Regulus, early Kennedy, early One of the Company’s steamers will leave Wellington for West Coast ports every other day, circumstances permitting. Cargo hooked through to Hokitika. Pares and Freights increased from 14th February, 1913. Particulars on application. Wm. DUNCAN & Co., Agenti