Page 1 Advertisements Column 1

Hokitika Guardian, 4 June 1920, Page 1

PLAY THE GAME! TILT O s? IS THE NEW GAME OF SKILL FOR THE WINTER EVENINGS - WRITE TO THE D.I.C. FOR IT 1 m i % i w m The insatiable desire for somethin? novel is bringing a bi? demand for the ■ ne’.v same called “ TILTO,” which is noiv obtainable from the D.1.C., Christchurch. The game, “when you know how,” is simplicity itself, yci to the beginner it is edremely difficult. It is in the attempt to learn the triune, that fun for the whole family is created. The Inventor says: "It trairis the eye, improves one’s judgment, and sweetens one’s temper”—all this for half a guinea. When “ 7;'.TO ” arrives. Dad boasts that he can do it “first go,” ilium is “not so sure about it,” Johnny will "show them how,” while Eider declares she won't be beaten. All fail time and time again, amidst laughter which threatens to rouse the neighbours, until “.try, try, try again ” brings its reward, and the players (of which there can be any number) become quite skilled in “tilting the Tilto.” A fine game for the family life, socinl clubs, Y.M.C.A.’s, hotels, etc. SAVE TIME BY FILLING IN THIS COUPON. Manager, D.1.C., Christchurch, Please send by return post “TILTO,’ the new gi*me of skill, for which I enclose 11/2, ivhich covers podaic. Name Address. It is understood that if I am not satisfied with the game, I may return it and have my purchase money refunded in full. Neatly boxed, carefully packed, and mailed to your address for Tilto Postage .. Toinl o 10/6 Sd 11/2 . D.I.C - - Christchurch i.

Hokitika Motor Garage WELD' STREET, HOKITIKA. Robinson & Sons, Phone 122. Cars at all Hours. Repairs in all branches efficiently and promptly effected.

MARK SPROT AND CO. OOA ACRES FREEHOLD, 205 OmU Acres Leasehold. (21 gears’ Lease, with right of renewal). Freehold all flat and ploughable i.nneliately, 100 acres recently ploughed and sown with permanent English grasses. Buildings comprise 6-roomed dwelling, stables, and other sheds and yards, two hay stacks, tractor and plough go with property. Subdivided into f- ven 'paddocks. Alqngside Railway. Price £6500. nrtA ACRES (80 Acres Freehold, jU 4\J igo acres Leasehold), ail cleared with the exception of 60 acres, balance nearly all ploughable, well fenced and subdivided into five yaddocks. ■ Deep soil, dwelling and new sbeds and yards. Would, make two good dairy farms. Close to Railway. Price £2O an acre. i

or&nn acre® ( 9 °° Acres Fre -'’- hold, 1100 Acres Leasehold). Freehold nearly all plougluble, •well fenced and subdivided. 80 acres in bush. 'Leasehold all river bed and hush country, all good land. Suitable for sub-division into 6 or 8 dairy farms Close to Railway. Price £12,000. nno ACRES (543 Acres Freehold, OZ O 80 Acres ILiea,sehold), with river run 160 Acres hush, balance all cleared and good area ploughxble. Carrying capacity 120 cows. House and necessary sheds. £l2 10s per acre. Stock and milking plant, etc., at valuation. Terms arranged. 'ACRES LEASEHOLD. All UOil fenced and mostly cleared. Suitable for sheep grazing. Convertible into dairy farms. Two miles from Railway, i mile from main road*. PrLo £2 12s 6d per acre, £IOOO casn, wdance easy terms. KAA ACRES LEASEHOLD. Will OUU carry 250 sheep. Some fencing. Situated 2\ miles from Railway Price £2 per acre, £6OO cash. KQ ACRES FREEHOLD. 32 acres cleared. In good dairying district. Good carrying capacity. Pries £676 cash. *JIARK SPROT AND CO STOCK, PAEM, LAND, INSURANCE AND GENERAL AGENTS, p.O. Box 72, GREYMOUTII.