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Hokitika Guardian, 17 September 1917, Page 1

Mrs J. LLOYD, Announces the arrival of Autumn I Winter Mii'inery, Coats, Dress Goods, Costumes, &c., &c. Customers will find excellent value in Sheeting, Blankets, Plan nets, Flannelettes, Calico, Hosiery and Underwear. Inspection Invited. DRESSMAKING Executed at CASH Prices. Mrs J. Lloyd, Be veil Street, ... Hokitika.

DODGE BROTHERS f ' IVSOTQf! GAR .+■ it is literally true—as you : have probably discovered ara your own locality—that the Owners of the Car are its most enthusiastic Salesmen. Dodge Brothers dealers frankly admit that their task has been made easy for ' them by the performance of the Car and the things Owners have said about it. The motor is 30-35 horse-power. The Gasolene consumption is' urn- •; usually low, the tyre mileage is unusually high, ■ - P rice £3BO Oreymouth. T 3. BATY, Qreymou & West Coast Agents.

AN OFFER TO ALL POORLY PAID MEN. TO EVERY MAN* and WOMAN too, who is struggling along against adversity, striving to make the host of an uncongenial position and a poor salary, the INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, the standing and achievements of which are known and honoured everywhere, makes this offer: —lf you will indicate ; by a mark like this X on the coupon j h e low, which occupation you prefer, the ; T.C.S. will, at its own expense and j without obligation on your part, show i you how it is not only possible, but actually easy, for you to enter that occupation ; not as a poorly paid apprentice, hut with all the qualifications necessary to command a good salary. Have you enough curiosity to.. a'sk ,• HOW ? * ! INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. | HEAR OFFICE—63F DIXON STREET. WELLINGTON Please explain, without further obligation on my part, how I can qualify for a larger salary in the position Tielore which I have marked X. Civil Engineer Illustrator Motorist Electrician o Dairying •■•... Bookkeeper Poultry Expert Bridge Engineer Surveyor A dvertisement Writer Show Card Writer Window Trimmer Ornamental Designer Electric Engineer Mechanical Draftsman Telephone Engineer Electric Lighting Superintendent; Stationary Engineer Bridge Contractor Structural Engineer Mining Engineer Wireless Telegraphy Name Street and No City A. F. JSARRISON ANNOUNCES that he has taken possession of the RAILWAY HOTEL, KUMARA JUNCTION, previously conducted by Mrs. Duckworth. The requirements of the Publi will be attended to in every detail. Tbe premises are receiving thorough overhaul, and patrons ar<> assured of a hearty welcome. Mrs. Harrison has charge of the culinary arrangements, which should he a sufficient guarantee that all is oi the very best. every preparation made for the arrival of trains NAZOL acts like a charm in tackling coughs and holds. Penetrating and germ-killing. (Batter than mixtures or syrupy. Most economical. I/O, buys doses