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Hokitika Guardian, 16 September 1918, Page 3

f¥!cQflUEf? s 3 are offering: Painty Children’s DRESSES at Economic Prices AN adffiir bl; choice for everyday wear L outings, ar.d for wear, The cle f ° - -i . * ,1 _ 44... I < signs are very novel, and the styl s pretty f indeed while the needlework in every & Frock is excellent. The selection offers a full range of sizes, so that a smart a P*p] pearance is assured. t | Send for your Girlies’ Requirements To-day ! When the children are out lor play, there is nothin? better j for them to wear to save llieir frocks than Overalls. U e have a Rrge selection, all well made from Washing. Materials, atci rj flip Brings nrp finplv out Read the following values in Child--the Trices are finely cut. Read the following values in Children’s frocks, Overalls and Pinafores: Children's Navy and Butcher Dresses, trimmed, light, striped print, a good wearing dress, sizes 20 to 24in. Cash price .5/0 each. Children’s Light Striped Print Overalls, sizes 20. to 24. Cash price—--2/11. Children’s Light Print Dresses, sizes 18 t-o 24; good quality. Cash price 3/11 each. Children’s Coloured Stripe Picque Overalls; sizes 18 to 24. Cash pi ice 8/6; better quality at 4/3 each Children’s Dark Print Dresses, reliable quality; sizes 20 to 24. Cash price 4/3; 27 to 33, cash price o/3. Girl’s Superior Quality Light Print Overalls, nicely trimmed; sizes 25 to 33. Cash price—4/11. Infants’ Cream Cashmere Dresses; sizes 16t020. Cash prices 4/6, 6/6, 8/6. Infants’ Cream Silk Dresses; sizes 16 to 24. Cash price—12/6, 14/6, and 16/6 each. Children’s Good Quality White Embroidery Pinafores; sizes 18To 30. Cash price—S/0 each. Our Mail Order Department will send yrur needs promptly We pay Postage or Railage. If goods are not to your satisfaction, we’ll take them back and refund the money. KcGRUER & CO. CASH DRAPERS, G^E^OUTH SP-IT

a Upholstering For . . • Curtains, etc. fj In choice Furnishing Shades of N V. Rose, Tussore, Royal, Light Green l ; and Brown 50 inches wide yard 1 Extra O, £ « ?r iuality H in , , _ . | rurnisnmg antes jl in every Shade | ' 36 inches wide | Patterns giaeiy sent Post i >*ce on request. V--53* JLJ Cl--1 1 £ iSUiIII Christchurch yard

1 First Show of | SPRING MILLINERY ! I Now on at | F* SCHRODER a CO. P New Season’s B!ouses ; Co'd. Voiies & Crepes, Neckwear, See., Sec. I 1 INSPECTION IN\ ITnD. \mm E53E2 mm m

WANTED TO SELL,—Second hand HOOFING IRON, in good . condition, 3ft, 7ft., and Bft., lengths: j ninepenoe per foot.—R. WILD. | FOR SALE PRIVATELY. A T a very reasonable figure, the pure bred Clydesdale Stallion, LORD NEWTON (No 298, N. Z. Clydesdale Stud book), rising 11 years. Lord Newton is a sure foal-getter, and a staunch puller and will work iu team or plough. For further particulars apply to NOLAN BROS., Okuru. KOKATAHI. SPRING SALE. WEDNESDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, At 1 p.m. M HOUSTON AND CO. • will sell by public auction as above:— 75 Head Store CATTLE, mixed, FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. FAT and store SALE. OF CATTLE AND SHEEP. AT KOKATAHI YARDS. WE are now receiving entries for OCTOBER SALE at Kokatahi Yards. DALGETY AND COY., LTD., Auctioneers, Box 63, Greymwth.