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Hokitika Guardian, 1 June 1921, Page 1

■y aiyw »ym njnM h^md FOOTWEAR AT PRE-WAR PRICES. r. H H H K The good old days of moderate prices have come back again At Oliver & Duff’s K H Smart and serviceable boots and shoes fcr H Men, Women and Children LJ Can now be obtained from our store at prices that compare more I* than favourably with those ruling before the war. HTo be specially recommended are our strong boots for winter. Now’s the time to buy. K SHOE THE FAMILY HERE! H K H OLIVER AND DUFF, Phone 139 HOKITIKA. u_" :u u: ■a:!« Built Like a Battleship No better quality was ever put into a battleship than goes into a DOMINION BICYCLE Every detail in building and repairing bicycles here, is carried out with painstaking care—in order that your mount may stand up to the BUMPS AND RIDING ABUSES of the New Zealand roads. WELL BUILT BICYCLES CAN ALONE GIVE THE MOST IN SERVICE AND THE MOST IN VALUE. That is why we deal in this class of machine only. Make a point of seeing us on all cycle and motor cycle matters. AGENTS FOR HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTOR CYCLES. I DOMINION OYOLE & MOTOR WORKS HEVELL STREET, HOKITIKA, C. E TOOHEY, Proprietor.

The STEWART DAWSON POLICY 73 to 81 Regard Stteel 1. Over half a million personal oapital invested. 2. The whole amount employed in the business organisation. London 3. Actual manufacturers. No 19-20*27 middlemen’s profits. 4. No interest to pay on borrowed oapital. 5. No* arbitrary dividends for shareholders. RESULT—Customers buy first hand, ensuring real value and, obviously, tremendous savings to every purchaser. - MART BAWSONS fowart Caw*on* Corner Ckriitehorch. WATSON’S No. 10 Whisky. THE in the world* Sydney Melbourne Brisbane f Perth Auckland Wellington Dunedin Christch'cb