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Hokitika Guardian, 6 May 1922, Page 4

JAMBS KING. BOOKSIJLWER AND STATIONER. KEVmb ST. HOKITIKA. IMPORTER OF MERCANTILE STA. TIONERY of every description. Account books, alfsizes'. • Typewriting, ribbons) paper and sundries, fancy and ornamental stationery) drawing paper, school' Bags and requisn'es kiocfiftL*Lrr?& > day~and reward "b'odks, cards and initiated texts, biblee, ' prayers and hymns;” ' ,:n The latest books and magazines nr. riving b$ every mail. ' OTIRA TO ARTHUR’S PftSS. CASSIDY & £0) LID?' LINE OF COJefrES run between Otir'a slid .'Arthur’s' bass' every TUESD'AL; THURSDAY andlAftifo. DAY.* ’' ' >v 1 : W 1 Ui.f. We have been established for over forty years and our name is a household one amongst the travelling £ublic7 Wo have up-to-date coaches, plant, ancj' good horses oh the carry'up to 146 passengers‘per trip/ Vt’e employ only steady, 4 reijaiAe ai experienced Drivers. v Rook only with—' " : -W.".TEFiP'RfEg! «- tociil Agents. <Ml. SOUTH BRITISH INSUR. ANCE COY., LTD. J i Paid-up Capital and ' Accumulated 'Funds exceed ,000 Rend Office: Auckland, New Zealand; C-imtal '.......... Every' 'description' oi’ /ire, Mkrfae’ rind Accident Insurance. Business take# at the Lowest Current rates.' ' ' ‘ibSSES PnoAIPTLY SETTLED Every' information supplied by * '• Agent, Revell slrPdt' 'ilokitika ' 4: 'W. PEEftl.feS.' 1 ' ' Shb-Agchtr' Row auj tyc NORTHERN L Cflf ESTABLISHED, 1830 LONDON 4 r ANb ABERDEEN. ocumulated Funds £B/3(X).vGG EVERY DESCRIPTION OF:FIRE, ACCIbbNT,’ BuRgLARY ■ “ AKD'EIVE SToEKf'Hsrsufe i'NCfe ‘ BIJSINE§S" TakEE A-tf 'LOIVE'Sf c • ’CUfrttEOT RATES.' Sub-Agent: ' GEORGE PAMMENT, Chief A cent for Westland: VIVIAN W.M. BONAR WHARF STREET, HOKITIKA. • * * . - ;f *,* t\ -J-." ry ESTABLISHED 185«.‘ T TEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, Also act as:— TRUSTEE, EXECLTOR, ADEN! ATTORNEY. Capital Sl,3oo.f»t’ Paid up and Reseives including undivided promts) £1,(95,311/ Net. Incprne £1,573,696 ...THE PREMIER COLONIAL CO. Branch Office for Canterbury and West Coast • IXI, HEREFORD STREET. Christchurch. W. I. BOLAM, Manager Agent at Hokitika:— A. B. KINQ Sub-Agent at Rous:— JOHN CROWLEY, and CO Agont at Three Mile:j. d malßroy & co.

NEW ZEALAND; INSURANCE CO R.imitcd). ACCIDENT BRANCH. rr'RANSACTS ALL KINDS? OF. AC '' CIDENT BUSINESS anti is tfi« LARQEST and STRONGEST COLONIAL ACCIDENT COY. ‘ :v ’ MAIN FEATURESAbsoIute Security, I’rompt and Liberal Selthmetif 111 EMPLOYERS OF LAb?)UR; v Will study their own interests by sp> plying for rates and other pafticitlars to—^ G. S. CRAY & COY. WEST COAST REPRESENTATIVEES -GREYMOUTfI. " / FARMERS: before installing a milking plant consult A. CERRRMAN MECHANICAL ENGINEER. Hokitika. who will put you on the right track with the following outfit : * WOLSELEY CREAM SEPARATORS* British made for British users. 1921 Models. Farmers use a PRESTdN COW OETECTOR ttr find robbtV cowd 1 ■' THE GANE MILKING MACHINE. the best on the market. THE JJNDfRSQN OIL ENGINE. whioh speaks for itself. THE HUTCHISON HYDRAULIC ’ ’ Vacuum pump, !1 ' k is the most interesting power machine, doing the combined wor}c of 'f£e du engine and vacuum pump; which ibay ihstalled’ wherever there is a fSI <Jf aboUt' 12 feet,'' and a ' watet ' ffoV df 29,000 gallons per hour. This wonderful machine also drives a vacuum, efigins for separating. •••- * THE “HARVOS” QSCILLArfNG SLipE VALVE VACUUM PU|W£. This is the latest in vacuum pumps and must appeal to anyone'putting in a milking machine, as the ordinary valves which are the trouble in alters?/ tirely done away. * ‘ This putUp h nevW heats and the efficiency'is'6o J high' , tbat a smaller pump can be used -'*>■’ - A. CEDERMAN Telephone No. 24. *