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Hokitika Guardian, 4 November 1918, Page 3

r a DI4AF*ER.Si CASH ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY f THURSDAY, Oct 31, & follcwing Days GREAT CLEARING SALE Of R. P. Mackay's ,£2BOO Westport Stock bought by McGruer and Co,, The Spot Cash Drapers, at considerably less than the original Invoice Cost. Mackay was compelled to sell on account of health and family reasons. McGruer’s being strictly Cash Drapers, had the Cash to purchase, and got the Stock at a Snip Price. This large Stock together with the whole of our own up-to-date Stocks will be offered at astounding Bargain Prices. This is a profitable opportunity of buying your New Season’s requirements at Bed-rock Sale Prices. Positively every article substantially marked down for this Extraordinary Clearance. I/' ok out for Big Sale Bills circulating through this paper or write direct fora coj y. Sate Commences — Thursday, Oct. 31. MCGRUER AND CO., DRAPERS, GREYIWQUTH.

The New Cotton Dress 4-v Materials at J r Ballantynes Are exceptionally choice and varied in style and colourings. . . All are in the superior qualities associated with “Ballantynes,” and most moderately priced. Superfine Voiles, 40 ins. wide - 2/11 yd. Soft striped Crepons, 28 ins. wide - 1/91 yd. Fine & Block striped Crepe, 30 ins. wide, 1/61 yd. "Royalty Repp, 40 ins. wide - - 2/9 yd. Striped soft-finisli Cambrics, 3J ins. wide, 1/61 yd. Floral Delaines, 28 ins. wide - - 2/11 yd. Check Ginghams, 29 ins. wide, 1/61.1/81 1/1H Check Cotton Suitings, 40 ins. wide 2/11 yd. Bordered Voiles, 40 ins. wide - 3/6 yd. PATTERNS gladly sent Post Free on request. alSantynes Christchurch

i First Show of I ! S SPRING MILLINERY ! Now on at Fr SCHRODER & GO. I I i New Season’s Blouses s Cold. Voiles & Crepes,. „ Neckwear, &c., &c. INSPECTION INVITED, > 'Utz&i &3ESSS gBSBB SSSS @Bl

' NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. MRS PRESTON, Die proprietress of the popular Tea Rooms in Rev ell Street intends to iustal a SODA FOUNTAIN at the end of October when all the fancy summer drinks and ice creams will be supplied, whether American or Colonial. Patrons please note—The fountain has keen ordered direct from New York and should fill a long felt want. WAIT AND SEE. ISSZSESHSHSESZSESESESE A Suit Like This P Made to Your Own Measure. 75/- 85/95/ 105/The greatest value in New Zealand. Straight from workroom to wearer for cash. Made precisely as you think your suit should be. No man loses a penny If he Is not satisfied. You can take your own measure as accurately as any tailor with the chart I will send you. Your name and address here lr will bring all R particulars, patterns, and chart. , “ Send it now. U Name . “ Address jj „ John H. Glasson Ca |^ h st c 2^K5852585H5c!5^^

rO LET. —Comfortable COIIAG.h, in Park Street, with every convenience; Rent 10/- per week.—Apply: Jrs W. Staveley. pUBLIC JJALL THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7th. JUMBLE SALE. „ In aid of the South Westland Carnival Queen Candidate. Large entry of Stock, produce, and i goods of every description" for dis- ; posal. RETURNED SOLDIERS CORDIALLY INVITED. GRAND BALL IN EVENING. LICENSING DISTRICT OF WESTLAND. NOTICE FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I WILLIAM F. WARREN, of tio--5 kitika, being - the holder of a Publicans’ License in respect of the house and premises situate at Stafford Street, Hokitika, and known as the Central Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next meeting to be holden at Hokitika on the FOURTH day of DECEMBER, 1918, apply for the transfer of the said License from myself t r Joseph Llewellyn Fowler, my appointee Dated, 10th day of October, 1918. W. F. WARREN, Hokitika, Hotelkeeper.