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Hokitika Guardian, 11 December 1917, Page 2

GIVE SENSIBLE PRESENTS; THEY WILL BE MORE THAN" EVER APPRECIATED THIS YEAR. 1 Silk Shirts 14/6, 15/6, 16/6 Linen Handkerchiefs 1/6, 2/-, 2/3 * Kaiapoi Woollen Rugs 22/6, 37/6, 45/-, to 70/- 4 Silk Initial Handkerchiefs 3/6, 4/6 4 Excelda Initial and Coloured Border 1/- * * Suit Cases 12/6, 17/6, 22/6, to 70/- J Braces 1/6, 2/-, 2/6, to 3/6 Ties, Assorted Range 1/6 to 3/6 4 Fancy Cashmere Socks 2/11, 3/3 Felt Slippers 6/6 Collar Boxes 4/6 to 8/6 Silk Collars, 1/6, I/O ' Umbrellas 10/6, 12/6, 15/6 4 And Don’t Forget— r 1 Shoes for the Kiddies. 1 NEW ZE AkhD L m LOTr FAOTOtft New Zealand 4 Clothing Fact’y-

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. McKAY & SON, Tb™ ng

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The “Stewart Dawson” Alarm Clocks ARE THE BEST VALUES OFFERED IN THE DOMINION. They are not like the cheap inferior Alarm Clocks which only last a few months, bat being fitted with solid steel Pinions and Pivots are veritable towers of strength, and will stand many years of hard wear. Each clock will prove a true and staunch friend to its purchaser while its cheery ring will call you right on time. The clear bold dials of these clocks make the time easily distinguishable on the dull mornings. Now is the time to buy. Send your order to-day. The “ Treasure ” A handsome Repeating Alarm, beautifully made and finished. Stands tii inches high. The finest value yet offered at the 0 2 ts* 4 2 price. Post 13/6 Free The “Empire Similar in appearance and construction to the Treasure, but a little smaller. Stands 4i inches high. A good clock at a low price. The “Regent” A Reliable Alarm, with the bell on top. Stands 4i inches high. Its accuracy is guaranteed. Wonderful value at the price. Post 8/6 Free Post 7/6 Free 'Obtainable Only From Stewart Dawson & Co. Limited Jewellers, Watchmakers, &c. ►High Street - / Christchurch Keller’s Hotel, 30BNER OF AND REVELL STREETS, HOKITIKA. tVhate’er befalls when our country calls, Not one moment reluctant lag: Far better be slain in the last wild rush That survive ’neath an alien flag. Such serfdom we could not endure; Such freedom we could not endnre: For in sickneas and pain, we’d beg in vain •For Wood*’ Great Peppermint Cure.