Mrs J. LLOYD, Announces the arrival of Autumn | Winter Millinery, Coats, Dress Goods, Costumes, &c., &c. Customers will find excellent value in Sheeting, Blankets, Flannels, Flannelettes, Ca’ico, Hosiery and Underwear. _ Inspection Invited. DRESSMAKING Executed at CASH Prices. Mrs J.- Lloyd, Be veil Street, ... Hokitika.
DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CAR It is literally true—as you have probably discovered in 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 3Q-35 horse-power. Gasolene consumption is unusually low, the tyre mileage is unusually high* " Price £3BO Grey mouth. T B. BATY, Greyre ’ ou | h a, ae o West Coast Agents.
HOW TO CURERHEIMATISM. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. \ 1 HOME two years ago the "N't., O Herald” and other leading daily papers of the Dominion reprintea from the “Otago Daily Times” a news item announcing the discovery by a Dunedin resident of a wonderful natural cure for rheumatism and blood troubles. It now transpires that the discovery was a very important one, for since that time the remedy has been subjected to every possible test and thousands of cases have been treated, with marvellous result. The intensely interesting story of the discovery has now been printed'in book form, entitled “The Broken Crutch,” and can be obtained free ,hy filling in and. posting the following coupon.^ “To the Dominion Rheumatism Cute Pty., Ltd, Holla by’s Buildings, P. O. Box 369, Auckland. “Please send me Free Book about Rheumatism mentioned in the “Hokitika Guardian.” —A .0.9 Name Address ...••••• C No sufferer should hesitate in sending for the book. It shows that no matter how severe a case may be—even if it has been pronounced incurable —a complete and speedy cure is possible with the aid of this marvellous remedy, the secret of which was known to, the ancient Egyptians centuries ago and was only re-discovered by accident. Send for the book and read this ninivellous true story for yourself. a7~f. JHARRISON ANNOUNCES that he has taken possession of the RAILWAY HOTEL, KUMARA JUNCTION, previously conducted by Mrs. Duckworth. ’ ... The requirements of the Puo.i will be attended to in every detail. The Premises are receiving thorough overhaul, and patrons ar* assured of a hearty welcome. Mrs. Harrison has charge of the culinary arrangements, which should be a sufficient guarantee that all is of the very best. EVERY PREPARATION MADE FOR THE RIVAL OF TRAINS JUST ARRIVED! JUST ARRIVED! Another fresli JUST ARRIVED! assortment of MARBLE HEADSTONES. HO ICE SELECTION of WREATHS and SHADES, and WREATH AMES. INSPECTION INVITED ! I H. A. THOMPSON UNDERTAKER & MONUMENTAL MASON. GIBSON’i QUAY, HOKITIKA.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 September 1917, Page 1
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