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Hokitika Guardian, 3 December 1921, Page 2

VE These Facts HOME Best Quality Woolpacks 42*46 and 48in. full weight. In Bale Lots. In Broken Quantity 4/6 each. Best Quality Seaming Twine 2/3h»nk 5 nly; about 80 strands to hank. Above both F. 0.8. Christchurch. • Enquire our prices this Mason for Cornsacks before purchasing elsewhere. « I * --•a --1 48-50 Manchester St. LOWS Limited CHRISTCHURCH

c. C. HENWOOD. ELKCTIiICAI- ENGINEER. revere STREET, HOKITIKA (No 't to A. 11. I .awn, llair<lrc«or) INSTIAIJ, AT lONS CARRIED on UY COMPETENT WORKMEN. Rhone No. 7. TO THE LADIES OF HOKITIKA AND DISTRICT. ■INCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN LATHES COAT FROCKS FOR THE RACES. I .SO-A big selection in Crepe do Chine, Georgette and Fugi Sdk BlollWOS. GEORGE DELBRIOGE. LADIES’ AND GENTS’ TAILOR, REVERT/ STREET, HOKITIKA ARTHUR G. PILKINGTON. barrister and solicitor. MASONIC CHAMBERS, llnmilton Street, HOKITIKA. FUNERAL NOTICE. riTllE FRIENDS of the late DAVID .1. lIUNTWR and of his WIFE and •’ VMII.V are respect!iill.v invited to ullow Lis remains to the Cemetery. I'he funeral to move from his lute rcbdence Pioneer Hotel. Gibson’s Quay m SUNDAY AFTERNOON at S.lo uid All Saints Church at 3.45 p m. IT. A. THOMPSON, Undertaker. U.A.O.D. KEM WEIRS of the above rl n re request to meet at the l.hdgi join on SUNDAY AFTERNOON at ■to o’clock to follow the remains of a- late posCArch Bro. D. Hunter to ie eemeterv. Mourning Regalia. J. FOX. P.S., Secret a ry. i.t.n.0.t.g.a.0.t.u. EM REUS <»’ PACIFIC LODGE, . No 12‘JU E.C., ARE REQUESTTO MEET at the Lodge Room on ; i >aY AFTERNOON at 2.30 o’clock the purpose of following the re1S oi the late Bro. David Hunter t. CVmeterv. Full Regalia. All ,hren of sister lodges are invited to FRANK COLI.YKR, W.M.