The New Winter Wearables Have Arrived! Even today .here is a chill in .he airjhich makes men shudder now and again. W quickly! Always anticipating man’s future needs, “ H.B’s ” announce the arrival and display of Autumn and Winter Wear for man and boy. The world’s markets are pietty bare —fortunately “H.B.’s” selections are complete ! One day is as g. od as another to “H.B’s.” Come in—You’re welcome ! 5» Sweaters in Greys, Browns and Navys, 25/to 45/Pyjamas for Boys and Men—Boys, 7/6 to 13/6; Men’s 11/6 to 22/6. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTOR'' New Zealand Clothing Factory. \
Our First Shipment of WINTER MILLINERY. From London ex s.s. Mahia Also HENDERSON’S Famous READY-TO-WEABS Just to Hand. Now 3bowing at WJToKAY & SON THE -LEADING ■DRAPERS.
; t: zxz 1 Men’s Wear. Colonial Knit Singlets and Underpants, 9/10/6, 12/6. Boxed Suits. £5 15/-, £6 10 - Gabardine Baincoats, £5 10 , Striped Band Sliirts, 9/-, 9/9,10/6. Sox, Braces, Ties, Trousers, Denims, etc. Hamilton Street tes H n ADDISON’S Hokitika 3 “Where the best goods are/’ * II **
XX 22 Quality is Vital When choosing a Diamond Ring The pleasure of a lifetime ownership and the maintenance of monetary value are assured by the proverbial quality of a “Stewart Dawson" Diamond Ring. Cal! to Imped—or write for a catalogue. Stewart Dawson’s Corner CHRISTCHURCH TT r r ix.. Paterson, Michel TAMES KIND. AND CO. LTD. JtOOKSKI.r.F.it and 'stationed P.F.VKI L {j'ITEET, HOKITIKA.
Grass Seeds l Grass Seeds! i Cocksfoot Red Clover English Rye White Clover j Italian Rye Timothy ! Cow Grass Alsyke Crimson Clover, etc., etc. ; ALSO— ' TMFORTEII OF M ERCANTILE STATIONERY of every description. Account Hooks nil sizes, Typewriting Hibborn, paper and sundries, Fancy and r, na menial Stationery, Drawing Paper, RJioo! Hags, and requisities Birthday and Reward Rooks, Cards r.nd 1 Humiliated Texts, Bibles, Prayers and Carrot, Swede, Mangold and al . o her agricultural and garden seeds ! Superphosphates, add other agiicul- j fcural manures, eic., etc. ALWAYS IN STOCK. OATS, FLOUR, CHAFF, BRAN, POLLARD, WHEAT, ONIONS OAT MEAL LUCERNE HAY ETC., ETC., PATERSON, WHARF ST. MICHEL i rn : Phone No. 2. ; |nm:n Che 1.i1e.-t ll.ed nnd Magazines arriving bv,cv»ry mail.. Agent for Madam Weigel’s paper pattern*; (/rnmapljot'.i> a. d Zonopbon# machines, anJ Records, Agent URISIOL HANDS. ARTHUR G. PILKINGTON. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. (Late, Military Representative to First Canterbury Military Service Board), r-vT.T) FALSE TEETH bought, sound 0 or broken, on gold, silver or Post them to J. DUA3TONE Box 1418, Auckland. High,rt cash prices sent by return mad. Srtabliihed 28 year* MASONIC CHAMBERS. Hamilton Street. HOKITIKA. For polishing linoleums, floorcloths, leather goods and furniture, TAN-OL Renovates leather, shines tan shoes, is most efficient and eaa.v to use.
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 April 1920, Page 2
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