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Hokitika Guardian, 26 October 1921, Page 3

NOW ON SAI.E! I "HOKITIKA N.Z." AND ITS STU EE'i NoMEXCEATCR E. (liv I). ./ Evans.) With Supplementary Articles and interesting Reading mntter of early Hokitika Illustrated. ON SAI.E AT IiOOKSKId.EUS AND ‘GUARDIAN’’ OFFICE. I’ll I OK: ONE SHIFT.IXO. l’rocoeds devoted to the Renovation of the Westland Pioneers’ Memorial. r.or.R .MINERS MAY vet tin* HIGHEST PRICE for COED from : T. H. T.EK. c/o McMahon and I .<•<?, Ron hi. Reefton.

COAL ! COAL ! ! F. W. ARCHER. CAPLESTOrI COLLIERY. ffOTCITTKA t)KrOT. REVISE!! PEtOKS for Coal: Coal per 1-tofi, Cash on/-. Coal per \ ton. Cftsfi—2B/-'. T'nder lton, per sackWOOD. J Cord loads 2ft.—lo - per loarf. Dockings 9 - per load. Short 1 Ft. 11/- per load. Orilers to he leftVith F. W. TTeenar Phone T2O and Phone 92; or A. T.anjih ton, will lie promptly attended to. Orders taken for trunk lots; prices on apnlieation. A REAL COOD COAL GUARANTEED

FARMERS: holW installin'; a milkin'; plant consult A. OTCTVF/RMAN MECHANICAL ENGINEER, Hokitika. who will put you on tko right track with the following outfit: — WOLSELEY CREAM SEPARATORS, Uritis.li ins'tie for Hritish users. 1921 Models. Kiirmcrs use a PRESTON COW DETECTOR to find your robber cows. THE GANE MILKING MACHINE. the best on tlie market. THE ANDERSON OIL ENGINE. which speaks for iheK. THE HUTCHISON HYDRAULIC VACUUM PUMP. is the most interesting power machine, doing the combined work of the oil engine and vacuum pump, which may Iw installed wherever there is a hit of about 12 feet, and a water flow m 20,000 gallons per hour. This wonder ful machine also drives a vacuum eitgine for separating.

THE “HAFiVOS" OSCILLATING SLIDE VALVE VACUUM PUMP. This is the latest in vacuum pumps and must appeal to anyone putting in a milking machine, as the ordinary valves which are the trouble makers, are entirely done away. This pump never heats and the efficiency is so high that a smaller pump can he used. AUTHORISED AGENT FOR THE ABOVE MACHINES.

M. HOUSTON AND CO.‘ AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS WHARF AND CAMP STREETS, HOKITIKA. FARMS FOR SALE. Q*" w l ACRES FREEHOLD at L Lower Kokataln all plougable: 200 acres ploughed and all in splendid pastures. Good dwelling, largo lmm and milking shed, with Gane 4otiw plant; 'Well gub-divided into convenient paddocks. Milking 48 cows. Offered as a going concern with 50 cows, hch'scs, 34 sheep with lambs, 15 head drj- stock, and full range of implements. Price, and full particulars to Lona fide clients.

j-jQrrp? 0001) FlVft-KOOMKD dU Ot O DWELLING, situated Upper Rolloston St. All conveniences, includin'; 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 given. 107 ACRES > Borough Lease, KoiI *) • terangi, all cleared and grass, ed except 30 acres light bush. Fenced and sub-divided into 9 paddocks. Good five-roomed house, large shed. A good dairy farm. Price £2,600.

QQQ ACRES Freehold situated at Mount Bonar, S.D., near Evans’ Creek. Ring fenced and partly cleared. Splendid country when cleared up. Price £I7OO. i f\i-7 ACRES REGULATION IU/ lease and 14 ACRES FREEHOLD situated at Takutai, South Hokitika; commodious 5-roomed house, a'l conveniences, also 4 roomed cottage. Stockyard, sheep dip etc. I,and is ml fenced and in its present state will easily milk 15 cows; can be greatly im proved with little expenditure. Price for prompt sale, £1250.

TOWN PROPERTIES—CaII and inspect the list of Town properties | wo have for disposal on easy terms. Wo have several other good properties in other parts of the West Coast,' also a number of Town Properties for sale. Correspondence invited and inspection arranged. M. HOUSTON AND Co‘ WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS. For colds hot with leroop at hedtime.