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Hokitika Guardian, 26 September 1921, Page 3

G 1( INJURING THICKS, magic flutes. '• novelties, illustrated catalogue GJ free novelty given with every catalogue. Ideal Novelty Coy.. l!ox 6-13, Christchurch. COAL ! COAL ! ! F. W. ARCHER. CAPLESTON COLLIERY. HOKITIKA OK POT REVISED PRICKS for Coal: Coal per 1-ton, Cash—ss/-. Coal per 1 ton. Cash—2B/-. Under Hon. per sack—s/-. WOOD. i Cord loads 2ft.—lo - per load. Dockings 9 - per load. Short Ift.-11/- per load. Orders to be left, with K. W. TTconaii, Phone I*2o and Phone 32; or A. Laugh toil, will ho promptly attended to. Orders taken for truck lots; prices on apnlication. A REAL COQD COAL GUARANTEED WILMOT’S SPORTS’ DEPOT. 11EVELL ST. FOR MEN’S MERCERY AND CLOTHING. VTA LUES the highest always; prices ’ ‘ the lowest. Don’t wait foj. prices to come down. My prices ar t . down. Sole agents for the men’s icversihle rout, patented throughout Australasia. Drop in and see tile goods that arc offering. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. M' 'll ALDRIDGE PEGS TO ADVISE the residents of Hokitika and j smrounding districts that ho has ari ranged a partnership with Mr G. j Adamson, late of Ross and ( hrirt- : church, and in future tile name of the i li"in will he j ALDRIDGE & ADAMSON and the business will be known as tl'.c A. AND A. STORES REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. The linn expect to open for business with a large assorted stock of general : merehnndiso in about a week’s line. Duo notice will be given in these col- j i limns at a latur date. ! All interesting price list will ho ad- | | vertised, which will he worth peiusal. The business will he conducted o*l a “STRICTLY CASH BASIS.’’ nnd prospective clients will find ou perusal of the firm's prices, that this system will be eventually preferable in every way to the out of date system «if booking. The firm’s motto will be SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS. M. HOUSTON AND CO.* AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS WHARF AND CAMP STREETS, HOKITIKA. FARMS FOR SALE. ACRES FREEHOLD at L T.ower Kokntahi all plougable; 200 acres ploughed and all in splendid pastures. Good dwelling, large barn and milking shed, with Gane 4cow plant. "Well s ub-divided into convenient paddocks. Milking 48 cows. Offered as a going concern with 60 cows, horses, 31 sheep with lambs, 15 head dry stock, and full range of implements. Price and full particulars to bona fide clients. pnf7p; GOOD FIVE-ROOMED dwO» O DWELLING, situated Upper Rolleston St. All conveniences, including Bath Room (new porcelain bath and basin) Pantry, wash-house etc. Splendid section, property is in first class condition throughout. For quick sale and immediate possession givon. 1 QT ACR]ES > Borough Lease, KoiI i terangi, all cleared and grass, eil except 30 acres light bush. Fenced and sub-divided into 9 paddocks. Good five-roomed house, large shed. A good dairy farm. Price £2,500. QAQ ACRES Freehold situated at —J *.) tJ Mount Honar, S.D., near Evans’ Creek. Ring fenced and partly cleared. Splendid country when cleared up. Price £I7OO. i (\rj ACRES REGULATION 1U / LEASE and 14 ACRES FREEHOLD situated at Takutai, South Hokitika; commodious 5-itiomed house, ,dl conveniences, also 4 roomed cottage. Stockyard, sheep dip etc. Land is ail fenced and in its present state wdl easily milk 15 cows; can be greatly im proved with little expenditure. Prhs for prompt sale, £1250. TOWN PROPERTIES—CaII and inspect the list of Town properties we have for disposal on easy terms. Wo have several other good properties in other parts of the West Coust, also a number of Town Properties for tale. Correspondence invited and inspection arranged. M. HOUSTON AND W