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Hokitika Guardian, 23 December 1921, Page 3

r. K H K H H H H H H K H H K H K K H L, ar.r.rrj' iric» £g& AL} SHOP EARLY Ah injunction you will carry out by coming in and securing your gifts before the rush inseparable from Christmas Week. HERE IS SOMETHING NEW AND DAINTr. That will make the giving pleasanter and that is sure- to meet with a full measure of appreciation from the recipient. Some of. our pretty and serviceable presents:— FOR MEN. Silk tics 2s G<l, 3s Gd, to Gs Gd each. President and Roman braces 4s lid per pair. White hemstitched handkercliiefs, 5s lid f dozen. Coloured bordered handkerchiefs, fie and 7s fid f dozen. Striped neglige shirts, 7s fid, 10s Od, and 12s 6d each. Felt hats, 10s Od, 15s 6d, to 32s Od, velour 39s 6d. Suit cases, 27s 6d, 35s to 150 s. Roots and shoes in newest styles. FOR LADIES. Fancy boxes of handkerchiefs, i and i dozens, 5s lid, 7s 6d, 8s lid to 14s Od each. Poxes fancy perfumed soaps, 6s lid, 7s 6d each. Manicure sets, 4s lid to 14s fid. Kid gloves, assorted shades, 11s 6d, 12s Gd, 15s 6d. Silk and crepe de chine camisoles, 13s 6d to 22s 6d. The newest styles in ladies footwear, 24s fid, 29s 6d, 355. and 42s Od. FOR CHILDREN. Embroidery and lace hibs, 2s, 2s 6d and 3s 6d each. Silk and voile dresses. 10s fid, 12s fid, 19s 6d and 27s 6d. Small boys’ summer suits, 9s lid to 15s 6d. Boys’ books, fairy tales, bats, balls and dolls, tops and. assorts od toys. The rano-e of our fancy Gift Goods is so extensive that the limit on our space precludes the publication of a full list. You will have every facility placed in you way for quick and satisfactory purchase when you call. McGruer and Co., HOKITIKA AND GREYMOUTH. H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H 'LL! 1 I■■■ ■ ■ I LUWW

Messrs. J. BALLANTYNE & CO. Ltd. Christchurch. Please post by return, your “Guide to Christmas Shopping by Mail. Name Postal Address

THROUGH MOTOR SERVICE. ’—•o**—: SUMMER-TIME TABLE. • HOKITIKA—WAIHO AND VICE VERSA. CVRS LEAVE GARAGE, WET '' ET S END AYS AND WEDNESDAYS AT 9 AM. ARRIVING WAIHO SAME NIGHT AT 5.30 P.M. TARS LEAVE WAIHO MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS, 9 A.M. ARRIVING HOKITIKA SAME NIGHT 5.30 P.M. Clements Motors, Hokitika telegrams TELEPHONE 118 M. “CLEMENTS”, HOKITIKA. NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR MOTOR CAR io havl qy£ RHAULED AND repainted W E have a tint-claw motor ear painter at your service, all work done on Our !arage rel ifequippcU with the most modern machinery, to do all work TuL?y^°Ol' TVRES, ACCESSORIES, SPARE PARTS FOR MOTOR CARS, CARS. WILD AND BASSETT, * * GARAGE REVMLI STREET. Gara-e 118 W.; Private 118 J.; P.O. Box 13 Phones:

COAL ! COAL ! ! F. W. ARCHER i CAPLESTON COLLIERY. HOKITIKA DEPOT. BE VISED PIIIOES for Coal: Coal per 1-ton, Cash—ss-. Coa-l per 1 ton. Cash -3 Under Jton, per sack—s/-. WOOD. i Cord loads 2ft.—lo - per load. Dockings 9 - per load. Short lft. —11/- per load. Orders to be left with E. W. Heenan, Phone 120 and Phone 32; or A. Laughton, will be promptly attended to. p Saxon will be at the Depot from 8 to 10 a.m. daily to receive orders during the holidays.

W u DUNCAN S CO. GENERAL AGENTS AND LICENSED LAND BROKERS. TANCRED STREET, HOKITIKA. FOR SALE3I acres, first-class land, South Hokitika. Commodious residence, of 7 rooms, on half acre, freehold, Hampden Street. BUILDING SECTIONS —Hamndeu St., Revell St., and S' 11 0 Street.

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