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Hokitika Guardian, 4 August 1917, Page 2

T3ioa h o rrnrr^rin I RAINCOATS 1 Are. especially manufactured to meet the demands of 1 those who prefer a light weight, dressy,...yet serviewable coat for all weathers. We stock them 1 finished with check or fleecy linings. m % d 39s 6d * 49s 6d O' EW EALA 57s 6d 84s CUITHma FACTORY 6 m <b Boys Evardri 19/6 to 27/6 Youths Evardri 29/6 to 37/6 Tweed € vercoats Men’s D.B. 37/6, 45/-, 57/6 to 84/Boy s’ D.S. 9/6,.12/6, 15/6 Youths’ 17/6, 22/6, 30/The Mark , |*new»zeai;and H CLOTHING FACTORY Of gg Merit

Stock-taking Specials! ■ (SEE WINDOWS.)Millinery at Half-price. Ladles Sports Coats at Half-price, Ladies & Children’s WINTER COATS at Half-price. W, McKAY & SON, TH^ A L P E F^ ING

Watsons If ID 'S Brooches ,Y ttoiiuh who has someone near and dear to her in France, in pr in Camp, should wear one of these charming 9ct. Gold _ jt will he HER badge of service. Every soldier should give of thess Brooches to his Mother, Wife, Sister, or Lady Friend. Jfc will, he worn with, pride., fra 01870— Price 30/C 187- Price 25/Bsdge of “ Ear) of Liverpool’* Own.” Clß7l Price 22/3 t C 1869 Price 35/The "ANZAC” Brooch C 1876 Price 27/8 C 1874 Price 22/6 C 187- Price 22/6 C 1873 Price 25/O&talnahl © only from LTD. “the treasure mouse” HIGH STREET CHRISTCHURCH.

Keller’s Hotel, CORNER OF WELD AND REVELL STREETS, , HOKITIKA.

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