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Hokitika Guardian, 20 August 1917, Page 3

! WAR LOAN. [U|AVE you helped to WIN THE WAR by putting ail the money you possibly can into the WAR LOAN ? If not, do so to-day. The more you lend, the sooner the War will end. 8 I 8 8 8 8 SUBSCRIBE at any Postal Money-order Office, Bank, or through any Registered Sharebroker, or at the Treasury, Wellington. Applications close Monday, September 3. f is ft Two SPECIAL VALUE Lines at Ballantynes PURE LINEN TRAY CLOTHS Hemstitched, Embroidered and Openwork. Sizes ... 18 xlB 18x 27 24x24 20x30 16x 24 Price: 3/6 each PURE LINEN AFTERNOON TEA CLOTHS Hemstitched, Embroidered and Opertwork. 30 inches square Price: 4/6 each POST FREB FROM BALLANTYNES - CHRISTCHURCH KF. SCHRODER AND COH I: a H u <« H H H K Are now Ready with the H very latest fashions for j the WINTER. . . - . . . ...1N... MILLINERY, COSTUMES, q COATS & UNDERWEAR, jj INSPECTION COi»D I A.LLY INVITED. F. SCIMiERi and Co, |j Hokitika and Kumara. j(

j FOR SALE. 1 OECTIONS 688 and 690, Hamilton street, with building and store; | Section, part S4S and 350, Weld street, with commodious dwelling; / Section 337, Brittan. street, with four-roomed cottage; I Section (east part) to 188, Gibson Qw; . v + i Sections (2) with commodious eightroomed cottage, Hall street, near Mr 0. A. Perry’s. TITLES PERFECT. Apply--MRS; DIXON, street, Hokitika.