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Hokitika Guardian, 29 March 1922, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

Tenders arc invited in this issue for the purchase of the interests in the estate of 1-iripi Hcri Tawliare, a bankrupt, as set out in the notice. Special value in navy serges at Lloyds. Owing to being heavily stocked in his line we have taken off 5s to 6s per yard and can now do 56in from 11s 6d." We are also showing a good value in hearthrugs, curtains, runners linoleums, etc. The Methodist Sale of Work was opened by His Worship the Mayor this afternoon. The ladies are offering an unusually large variety pf plain and fancy work as well as produce of all kinds. Glasson and Co announce that they have received a further supply of ladies and men’s overcoats, boys’ suits and overcoats, ladies knitted coats and jumpers ec. from their Chrisehurch warehouse. Those of our readers who ha.ve not yet seen the splendid collection this' firm are showing at Relief s Sample Rooms, should study their own interests and do so without delay. Men are particularly advised to inspect the new season’s range of suitings. Bv avoiding the use of shoddy and using only the, highest grade all pool materials, Glasson and Co. have built up an enviable reputation as makers of high-class clothes. If it is not convenient to rav a, personal visit, drop a line and their representative will be pleased to call. Note the address, Keller’s Sample Rooms. Hokitika \ collision took place shortly before noon to-day on the Kanieri road at the intersection with Davie Street between Clements Motors mail car driven by Mr Fred Panunent and a motor cycle ridden by Mr G. Adamson jum. The c ar was on the way south with the mail and six passengers. When at the intersection of the street mentioned Adamson on the motor cycle came down Davie Street hill, and at the intersection car and cycle came together in spite of the ear driver swerving smartly to the f«r s 'de of the road. The 'result was that the motor cycle was badly smashed tip, while tiie front of the motor car including the radiator was considerably damaged. Luckily the ridei of the Cycle escaped an y serious injury. Kve witnesses state that had it not been for the promptitude of the driver of the ear in swerving outwards promptly, the motor cycle would have struck the car head- on with far. .more serious results to the rider at least, as it was he struck the car in a semigliding contact. The passengers and mails were at once loaded into another of the firm’s ears and proceeded on the south journey, the other car being towed back to the town, while the motor' cycle had a ride in on a dray. Corsets are a big line at Addisons. All prices have been revised to present day values, some lines showing 5s to 7s a pair down. Call and tfee our new lines in B and C and D and A makes, priced from 9s (id, 19s fid, 12s fid to 2*<s fid.—Advt. Now to hand new S e asons blankets, rugs, wool, knitting silk, and embroidery’ silk at a very modernto price.— Schroder and Co—Advt.