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Hokitika Guardian, 23 February 1917, Page 2

► Introduce your Feet to “H. 8.” Footwear f y p ► Every kiod of fit and style is here for you to choose r from, at a price which, considering the difiiculties of ► getting in fresh supplies, makes purchasing now. ► both pleasant and profitable. Brooch Bar Shoe, — 17/6 to 23/6 Ankle-strap Shop,— 16/6 to 23/6 Ladies Court Shoes, — 20/- to 26/6 The « City.” Ladies Laced Shoes, — 18/6 to 28/6 Ladies Button & Lace Boots,— 18/6 to 35/6 Clothing Factory, r NrZ. At NEW ZEALAMDa CLOTHING FACTORY! Patriotic Brooches 9 ■ j EVERY woman who ha 3 someone near and dear to her in France, in Egypt, or in Camp, should wear one of these charming 9ct. Gold BroooMis. It will be HER badge of service. Every soldier should give one of these Brooches to his Mother, Wife, Sister, or Lady Friend. It will be worn with pride* m CIB7O- Price SO/. £Kr3F||j^j C 187- Price 25/Badge of “ Earl of Llvarpool’a Own.” ' Q Clß7l Price 22/6 C 1869 Price 35/'vm The ANZAC ” Brooch C 1874 Price 22/6 C 1876- Price 27/6 5^ 01875- Price 22/6 C 1873 Price 25/QAttalnaJb/m only from 0 LTD. THE TREASURE HOUSE CHRISTCHURCH. HIGH STREET m rm ms SE3?’355SCt5®Sa E3S (Ji - -1.4 mm mm ’-mmm THE ' I SHORTEST GRAND.— THE EXTERNAL PROPORTIONS of the New COLLARD & COLLARD 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 Gl4. The Bristol Piano Go. (LIMITED), DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, & INVERCARGILL. »ar.> Mi mmiiMU m mmm f pcfii AfjenL—JAWFS KING, Keven-st. Hoicfflk? mamnsm^ kbpe V Misses Addison, HAMILTON-Sr., HOKITIKA. Are now showing a full assortment of Ladies and Children’s WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR. Tkese lines are selling and cannot be replaced at the ihe same value. Early Inspection Invited. WASTE PAPER for sale in any quantity. Apply to Guabduk Cse Anchor Line of Steam Packets. REGULAR COMMUNICATION. Booking Passengers to all New Zealand Ports. TEAMERS WILL LEAVE Well ingtou and Nelson for Greymouth as follows Steamer. Wellington. Nelson Alexander Fn 23rd Sat 24th Regulus, early Kennedy, early Waimea, early Kaitoa, early Waverley, early One of the Company’s steamers will leave Wellington for West Coast ports every other day, oircumstances permitting. Cargo booked through to Hokitika. Faros and Freights increased from 14th February, 1913. Particulars on application. Wit DUNCAN & Co., Agents