NX Ma4e for N.Z. Trade tfTlkm vc greet supporters of New Zealand Industries feibe Dominion they are found in the great majority of New Zealand boys. Irk safe guessing to say that every boy in the country jp vreaxieg New Zealand-made garments of one kind or There’s a reason —a good, sound reason —New Zea-Ind-nade apparel for boys is unequalled for strength, durability, and style. 2 v / D.I.C. The D.I.C. Specia&e* in BOYS’ OUTFITS ' :OYS ’ FINE WORSTED JB»SEYS, pure wool, N.Z. inaaa facturc. Steel grey, heather, and navy. Serviceable tsua* and dependable dyce— Ages 5 7 9 11 IS 8/11 9/6 9/6 10/S BOYS’ STRONG KNITTED WOOLLEN GOLF STOCKINGS, best New Zealand mmka. Striped tops. Red, bln*, a*4 white; fast black — Agee 5 7 9 11 IS 3/11 4/6 4/9 4/11 S/S BOYS’ NEW ZEALAJT® TWEED KNICKERS, mad* from tailoring remnants. Realty hard wear. Sizos 3 to 14 — AH One Price .. BOYS’ SPORTS SUITS, of K«iapoi, Mosgicl, and other reliable N.Z. Tweeds. Well tailored — Ages—--5 7 9 11 13 15 37/6 39/6 42/6 45/6 47/6 40/6 BOYS’ KNITTED SCHOOL TIES, coloured bar stripes 1/6 BOYS’ SMART TWEED GOLF CAPS, pure wool tweeds, light and dark colours 3/11 to 4/6 1013, Christchurch AUTUMN MILLINERY, COSTUMES AND COATS ARE NOW BEING’. SHOWN. OUR SHOWROOM IS A SIGHT TO BEHOLD WITH SO MANY PRETTY HATS, COSTUMES, COATS, FROCKS, BLOUSES AND OTHER FASHION GOODS. THE VARIETY OF STYLES AND COLOURINGS IS MOST GRATIFYING, EQUALLY SO IS THE UNDOUBTED QUALITY OF EACH ARTICLE AND MOST PLEASING OF ALL IS THE EASING OF PRICES, IN FACT THE VALUES OFFERING ARE REALLY BIG. TO BECOME FULLY ACQUAINTED WITH THE CORRECT STYLES IjJjftß AUTUMN AND WINTER, YOU ARE INVITED TO VIEW THIS COMPREHENSIVE DISPLAY. J. Lloyd, Draper, Revell Street, Hokitika. School Children A ————i—a^n—ld—BWW liavtnfl t are very liable to catch “hey hava to weathers — ~ often having to lit la L 1 ilr fact. A Dart from this, they are always face to rkxpM Copjh, Diphtheria, Inliueeza. ttc, an ah»M. IXI ,( SeEol ».,« «W» tw«e •>• *"»■ EREB I AS HOT * the, han a Unit o l Bronchitis Cure im «■ «Me ioM of this Medidne at the ftJTSudNatfau of a "cold" will at onw “nip Ip the bwT what plight otherwise prove to be a serious llhtess. Cork the bottle op —the rest will keep. For Coughs. Croup, Colds on the Chest The REMEDY with the REPUTATION. S Wf9 m M CHEMISTS aai STORBS \nni .&HEARNE&CO. Ltd., JL w GEELONG, VICTORIA. Xfflfr N.8.W., Welling!***,' N.Z. VK : 4/6 7* Double. L— -S* m. cs r?. <*• reo earne, K«»*fe<lyV Buildings, QuM Street, Wellington,
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 March 1922, Page 1
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430Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Hokitika Guardian, 30 March 1922, Page 1
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