===== m UNDENIABLY I SMART GOODS. | Mercery in Quiet Good Taste that marks the Gentleman. . The following are a few of the many Mercery Lines, , we specialise in:— NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTO ■'Y Neckwear A Wide Range to choose from in Paris wide-ends from is 3d, is 6d, is 9d, as 6d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d Bow Ties is, is 6d, is gd NEW CLOTHING FACTORY Shirts H.B.’s are noted lor their well-cut Shirts Coloured Lounge Shirts 3s lid, 5s 6d, 6s 1 id. &c ■ White Lounge Shirts 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d 1 Tussore and White Silk 12s 6d, 14s 6d, 16s 6d Tennis Shoes 5s 6d, ssiid 6s lid, 8s 6d Underwear , We have just opened a Large range of Summer , Underwear Men's Lightweight Sing. ; lets as 6d up to 8s 6d Men’s Light weight Unpants 2s 6d up to 9s 6d Clothes may not make the man but H.B. Clothing and Mercery make well-dressed men. Collars We have a Large Assort-, ment of Collars of various shapes 1 included among are our ever popular H.B' Special Classic iod each Half-hose Uniformity of Quality < characterises our Hosiery' Department. Our Hose, is noted for its wearing qualities— Black Cashmere from is 3d, is6d, to 8s 6d All-wool Colonial Sox is 6d to 2S 6d Boys Golf Hose 2s 6d, 4s, to qs 6d N.Z Clothing Factory. v\^*«VV*V'\Arf*V'VV*V y V\*V v V\**Vv*V.' %
LINOLEUMS and OILCLOTHS, Just to hand ex s.s. Rimutaka. 3ft wide 2/11 per yd. 6ft wide 9/6 per yd. 12ft wide 21/- per yd. w. Mifisar™?"
Brooches P VERY woman who has someone near and dear to her in France, in w Egypt, or in Camp, should yvear one of these charming 9ct. Gold Bwookes. It will be HER badge of service. Every soldier should give •■•of these Brooches to his Mother, Wife, Sister, or Lady Friend. It will be worn with pride* Clß7o Price 30/C 187- Price 25/Clß7l Price 22/8 Badge ef “ Earl of Liverpool'* Own.” -Q C 1869 Price 35/01876 Price 27/8 The, ANZAO Brooch C 1874 Price 22/6 ClB75 — Price 22/6 C 1873 Price 25/Qbtalnablm only from LTD. THE TREASURE HOUSE CHRISTCHURCH. HIGH STREET tVhate’er befalls when our country calls, Not one moment reluctant lag: Far better be slain in the last wild J rush , That survive ’neath an alien flag. rvPWBR OP AND REVELL Such serfdom we could not endure; STRE3STS Such freedom we could not endure: ’ For in sickness and pain, we’d beg in vain Wat Woods’ Greet Peppermint Oar*. Keller’s Hotel, HO EITIEi.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 December 1917, Page 2
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