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Hokitika Guardian, 16 December 1918, Page 3

HOSIERY 1 for the SUMMER Awaits Your Chcice at MeGRUER’S, The sunshine months bring the necessity of light dainty Hosiery, and so you will be intorestd to know that we have a full supply. In face of all the present difficulties of production and transport, we can offer you a wide choice. Here is Hosiery' of the dependableuind ill smart colours. You will appreciate the values, especially in these times. Ladies «ilk Ankle Olose in Grey, Fawn,' Tan, White, Black, Nigger, 5/11 pair. Ludies White Cotton Hose 2/6 and 3/11 pair. Ladies Lisle Hose in Tan, Grey, and pawn 3/11 pair. Ladies Black Lisle Hose 2/6 to 3/11 pair. Ladies Silk Hose White and Tan 10/6 to 15/6 pair. Ladies Black Lisle Embroidered Hose 2/6 and 2/11 pair. FABRIC GLOVES ARE l\i VOGUE FOR SPRING They are cool and comfortable on hot days. Wc offer an excellent se- ; lection in wanted shades and well-woven. | Ladies Seamless Cotton Gloves in White Fawn, Grey, Navy and Brown • 1/11 pair. f Ladies Lisle Gloves in White, Grey, Beaver, Black, 3/11 pair. [ Ladies White Kid Gloves 4/11 pair. j Ladies White Washing Suede Gloves 12 G pair. j 1 We are. Spot Cash Drapers—hence our low prices. Selling for Cash enables us to sell at a small margin of profit. Wc guarantee satisfaction or return money. Free postage of out of town parcels.

| Post Free MEN’S £*-Em TUSSORE SILK SHIRTS •with or without collar, full size and well made, PRICE 19/6 COLLARS to match, either Double or new Polo shapes, Price 2/- each Hemstitched Tussore Silk Handkerchiefs, 3/11 each • Men’s Khaki All-Wool Sweater Coats, open down front, two pockets, full size, 22/6 A much appreciated gift to soldiers. Also in mid-grey, same style and price. Discount of 1 ;/ - off every £ for cash or on Monthly Accounts. BALLANTYNES Christchurch

First Show of SPRING MILLINERY ! 2 Now on at F. SCHRODER a CO. New Season’s Blouses 5 Cold. Voiles & Crepes, ~ Neckwear, &c., &c. INSPECTION INVITED.

CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARDSTANDARD VI EXAMINATIONS. CANDIDATES WHO DESIRE TO ■ SIT FOR PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATES may attend at these centres.. HOKITIKA, —Friday, December 20th at 9.30. a.m. Jt. 0. LANE, Secretary. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION. LORD NEWTON. WILL STAND THE SEASON AT THE OWNER’S FARM. LORD NEWTON is a Uig, massive, horse, 17 hands high, colour, bay. Sire, —Pride of Newton 12250 imp. Dam.— Blossom; Sire—Lord Lemington. TERMS £3. Mares kept at grass 2/- per . week. \ll care taken but no responsibility. W. H. CHINN. Matainui. NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY MRS PRESTON, the proprietress of the popular Tea Rooms in Revel! Street intends to instal a SODA FOUN- ; TAIN at the end of October wlieu all the fancy summer drinks and ice creams will be supplied, whether American or Colonial. Patrons please note—The fountair bn, been ordered direct from New Yon? 1 and should fill a long felt want. . WAIT AND SEE.

JACKSON JO HOKITIKA. ROYAL MAIL MOTOR SERVICE. THROUGH CONNECTION. HOKITIKA TO JACKSONS ON SAT today mornings TUESDAYS AiND THURSDAYS wi c fa the Clmstcmireh Overland ServicT fro1 'i'SON, reaching HOKItIKA about 7 o’clock p.m. Agent for MESSRS CASSIDY AND jgPEGIAL IRIPS to and from Jackmcnt SO,,S at ° tLer times ' h * arrangeTOURS TO SOUTH WESTLAND and al parts of the district arranger for at n ° tlCe ' CarefuJ a,,d expert Lion ° r ™ Booking office, u-'here orders may be leftßed Lion Hotel, Hokitika. 7 W. Gooch, * • • proprietor Park Street, Hokitika; ’Phon* N 0 7. A. LITTLE, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER AND IMPORTER. RKVEI.L STREET : : HOKITIKA of: N\ 11 LS the public to come and inspect liis large and varied stock i HIGH-GRADE BOOTS AND SHOES! I FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP! j AND BEST OF MATERIALS! 1 REPAIRS A SPECIALITY A. LITTLE,