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5 ZTuo a SILVER PLATE Old Engnafc •s- pattern* English Spoons&Forks BTEWAKT DAWSON PRICES Table Spoons and Forks—--90- per do*. Deesert Spoons and Forks—--66- per doz. Tea Spoons .. 36/- per doz. Coffee Spoons .. 30/- per doz. Sold singly or in any quantity. Wo also stock “Romney” and “Sierra” patterns. Send for Catalogue. [\ il UAWS' STEWAET DAWSON’S CORNER, CHRISTCIiURC-I. JSHSHSHSBSS SESHFESBL'eJiHSi Rv-f.Y Fiddle pattern CINDERELLA’S SLIPPER WAS NOT HALF AS CHARMING AND DAINTY AS Till'. SMART RANGE OF NEW SUMMER STYLES IN SHOES. WE ARE NOW DISPLAYINGY ALL THE LATEST FOOTWEAR FEATURES AND STYLE LINES ARE EMBODIED IN THIS NEW SHOWING, AND IT BEHOVES EVERY WOMAN WITH TASTE AND A FINK ECONOMY INSTINCT TO CALL AND MAKE A SELECTION. best styles, best leather. BEST PRICES. OLIVER AND DUFF TELEPHONE—NO. 139. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. H H K K K H H H K r.rnrnm.T.T. va „ rr.^» .-r:: THE “ORION" RANGE IS BUILT IN SMALL SIZES SUITABLE FOR WEEK-END COTTAGES, SEASIDE HOMES, AND SUMMER-HOLIDAY BUNGALOWS I THE ORION is the National Range of New /calami. Ii Li •• standard by which others arc measured ami judged. 'the siipo '■ acy and merits of the OlilON are l>eiiig daily demons! . a. d a thousands of homey, -hotels. institutions. and < lnl>y, u mru il- uu eqalJed Efficiency and Fanil less Seivico in ( unking iml Ikikm.' are enthusiastically appreciated. You can get a small size UliiON to suit your Summer-holiday Lome or Week-end Cottage. It is strong. Compact, and Portable. No hriri: setting is required. It mat he placed in position by any unskilled person, and if no fire-place is available, can he worked splendidly wit'i a 10ft. stove-pijw. Ask voiir Ironmonger ;o show von one! e H. F. Shacklock Limited. PATENTEES AND MANFACTURERS, DUNEDIN, V/ ELLINGTON, AUCKLAND. Mb Clio icSre i&s eAsii oJLi “X, i sVwV' V» .!. As a means - ti.on .rid as a valuable and suvo/ich trouble &i) si ft wMl* Beecham’s P.’.Ts put you ii.,;a r.:..i km p you ii.! (i: rJief fre'ii! attimirr A ;.:d.oeui:s:! ami p- cvemivo :■ ...in:.: such ait:-ol.s, tiny art- i .a i babic. i: .'•..ii aie < u-i -siirs is a usult r f (. bilioi:...: ss you rail be .s/ffci. Uilv ristored to kc.dtli il you take ;. ie-.v dor. s i.,uioi,s oKmiuoc. .in,, am s. . an arc well, you c.ei derive bcntiit ir.rm if. An oc* on;.! a... 50 will keep your ... -c act i.ain i..,plunk.. and stiviigae-ii o:.r powers cl resistant. d.scare. In any case, you will be wise to keep a box of ;! cel; !'als r.!vv iy. c on hand. ass * p? . •ft \ 2 P | .... & in* larfl &: j4U U. $ • “ W-:. lii t Guinea a Box.*’ ;1L ’.A> r famous fop over 4 o peat’s for® ■parity, Strength &. Srag pa ace* Uo 10 ■S> w * THE HURT IN THE WORLD

TO STAND THE SEASON AT ARAHURA. i TO STAND THIS SEASON AT LOWj ER KOKATAHI. | NOV. Ist TO DEC. 31st. FYVIE JACKSON THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION GASOLINE. PEE £5 55.; Paddocking 2/6 per week. All care taken, but no lespongibiEty. Wm. OLDEROG, Box 26, Hokitika. (No 1626, Vol. 8.) Sire, Baron Fyvie (imp.) 12451. Dame, Princess Fanny 2nd., by Agitator (imp.) 10488. Terms £2 at end of season, and £3 when mnre proves in foal. For further particulars apply toF. C. MARSHALL, Dower Kokstahj