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Hokitika Guardian, 4 March 1918, Page 4

“TAN-OL” does much and costs little Renovates leather, shines tan shoes, polishes furniture, brightens floorchoth. Quick easy and economical.

- a* - Relieves Sore Throats Quickly, For Huslciness, Loss or J Voice, Sore or Relaxed ■ Throat, Spasmodic Coughs, m and other bronchial troubles try Bonnington's .lubes—l/3 at all chemists or post free from Geo. Bounington, Christchurch. Jubes

JACKSON TO HOKITIKA. ROYAL MALL MOTOR SERVICE —THROUGH CONNECTION—TUESDAYS, AND THURSDAYS —With the Christchurch— OVERLAND' DAILY SERVICE Jackson, reaching Hokitika about 7 o’clock p.m. SPECIAL TRIPS to anti from Jackson at other times by i)-range-ment. ' TOURS TO SOUTH WESTLAND an A all parts of the district arranged at' short notice Careful and expert drivers. Cars at call day or night at Red Lion. Hotel Garage. Booking office, where orders may be left:—Red Lion Hotel, Hokitika. Telephone N0.*32; P.O. Box No. 43 W. GOOCH, Proprietoi Park Street, Hokitika, ’Phone No. 7.

Drapers, Clothiers and General Importers, Revel 1-street - - Hokitika AYE just received a Urge assortment, of: L'sdieo' Costumes, Coats and Tweeds, also ever?thing f>r Winter Wear. Inspection Invited

TO BE PUBLISHED IX APRIL, 1918 STONE’S CANTERBURY, NELSON, MARL. BOROUGH and ,WESTLAND, Commercial, Municipal and General DIRECTORY. AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL. 17th Year [l9lß] of Publication. Edited by John Stone. Price: If ordered before publication, 15s; after publication, ,17s 6d. STOREY’S FAMILY' HOTEa. CHRISTCHURCH, , (Opposite Railway Station). CHE HOME FOR WEST COASTERS Convenient to all part* of tbo city and suburbs. * DINNER on arrival of train from fclie West Coast. Passengers ..for Welling" ton have half an hour. BREAKFAST on arrival of train from Lyttelton Passenger* tor Greymouth have full hour. Guests called for trains ana early breakfast. Tariff moderate. GARAGE ROOM (ree for Motoi Cycles and Motor Caro. G 8. JAMES „ : Pronrietor.

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