TO-NIGHT! POLLARD’S PICTURES TO-NIGHT! A STIRRING DRAMA OF LIFE AND ROVE—“RIO GRANDE.” “RIO GRANDE.” From Augustus 1 homas stag'* success A gieat lomancc of t ik* Mexican Border. Til ERSDAV “THE JACK KNIFE MAN " «• .story “that will tug at vour heart and brirg a smiling tear to your eye. AN ALE-STAR CASTE FOR ABE CHILDREN FROM 9to 90. Mil I rn’O JEFFRIES BUILDINGS, HAMILTON mlLLth o street, hokitika. Latest Price List: Special line of Italian Overalls, with belt, 8s lid. Indigo print Overalls os 6d. Nurses Aprons, 3s fad. " Ladies’ all-wool Hose, 2s lid. Special line of all-wool cashmere Hose with spliced toes and heels, only 3s fid, superior quality. Flannelette, l(Rd per yd. Calico 10’d per yd. Sheeting, 80incli, 2s lid per yd. , 0 , A real snip in Travelling Rugs, forme ly 42s fid, now 21s.
LIGHTS AND DELIGHTS. LIGHTS AND DELTGHTS. LIGHTS AND DELIGHTS. LIGHTS AND DELIGHTS. W. H. SHANNON, revell street. SPECIALIST IN LIGHTING, HEATING, A- POWER GAS FITTINGS. NOTABLE DISPLAY OF THE LATEST IN GAS GOODS INCLUDING GAS COOKER -GAS TOASTER „ C , A ,j L pq ONT CAS STOVE GAS IRONS GAS RINGS GAS HOTOT GAS COPPER GAS GRILLER CAS HEATER GAS GLOBES —OPALS AND COLORED GAS FITTINGS AND ACCESSORIES FANCY GAS BRACKETS AND CHANDELIERS GAS MANTLES, CAS MANTLES, GAS MANTLES I mprove vour light with the times! Inspect the special window display ! Note the brilliant gas light! See what gas can do to make the home bright and cheerful and household duties a pleasure. IF UNABLE TO CALL, BING UP TELEPHONE 17 ABOUT YOUR GAS SUPPLIES AND YOU WILL BE SERVED. THFRF IS NOTHING SO SATISFACTORY AS GAS FOR LIGHT, EvraY DAV ' W. H. SHANNON, GASFITTER, REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA.
FARMERS! If you nr© not already a supplier of Cream to us, we submit only a few of tbe good reasons why you should become a supplier: , T e have erected the most modem and up-to-date factory in the Dominion fitted with the latest labour-saving devices. We invite all suppliers to keep an independent check on all weights, tests, and returns for their own satisfaction. We buy the cream at your nearest station, and pay all railages. We send you a cheque in full for your cream every month. We do not ask farmers to invest their money in the factory. We want farmers to invest their money in their farms, and thereby increase their output. We work as manufacturers for our suppliers on a co-operative basis. Between 150 and 160 farmers are now supplying, and setting till the benefits of our system of working. Every supplier receives full prices in cash, without being asked to take shares or give any guarantee of supplying. , Itll suppliers are treated alike, and are free to start or stop supplying when they wish to do so. Through giving satisfaction to those who supply us we have built up our buisness in four years to be one of She largest purely Home Separator Com panics in Greymoiith and Westland. We will assist every supplier to increase his production per cow, and will undertake a system of herd testing foi any or all of our suppliers. We run right through the winter, which enables you to send in cream from late or early cows. The Management of our Factory has full power to deal promptly with all inquiries, explanations required, adjustments or transactions.
A & A Cash Stores REVEAL STREET, HOKITIKA. ARK STILL ON DECK, and we notice from latest Auckland Quotation that £5 will go just as far over the A. and A. Counter, as £5 will go in Auckland, with the exception of Flour, Sugar and Kerosene, and then only the freight is added to these articles. Some lines are quoted even cheaper by the A. and A. Stores. Look up your Auckland Quotations, and compare them with the prices quoted by ALDRIDGE & ADAMSON ( ash merchants 159 STATION MARKET. WELD STREET, HOKITIKA. HAVE LANDED quite a nice lot of Cabbages, Cauliflowers, Celery, Potatoes, Apples etc., arriving to-night. Prices right. Call and inspect. HAMPDEN STREET BAKERY. THOS. MOYNIHAN. Begs to ANNOUNCE that he has COMMENCING BUSINESS as a GENERAL BAKER, and asks for a share of public patronage. The bakery will be in charge of Mr Alec SP ence Rimu. Delivery Daily. Quality Guaranteed. ADDRESS—Opposite Marquis of Lome Hotel.
Write. Call, Telegraph, or Telephone for full particulars. Yours faithfully. OVERLAND DAIRY COY.. LTD . GREYMOTJTH. T. TOPLTSS, Manager. Telephone, 159. P.O. Box, 154. !¥!. HOUSTON AND CO. AUCTION KICKS, LAND AGENT? * MKB CHANTS, WHARF STREP”' . HOKTTIKA A (I K N T SFORCflDn w, ‘ been a PP“' l,tell rlinU lociil agents. and will be WlftTflß pleased to supply latest. IIIUIUn , i|ips nm | f„n particulars PARC l.'Olll) CARS, ONE TON ViuYoKS, I'ORDSON TRACTORS Ac. STUCK IST* OK ADCTTELfX TYRES. MASSEY-H ARRIS 00., HfCH GRADE FARM IMPLEMENTS. GAME MILKING MACHINE Co., Ltd. cNGINES FOR TKe FARM AYe are agents for the— FAIRBANKS-MORSE BENZINE ENGINE. Economical and most reliable. l’r« e - 3 li.p., £6O; 6 b.p., £96, f.0.b., Ly telton. AVc can supply best UNSCREENED OUNOI.LIE COAL, unsurpassed for household purposes, in true '• ] nt *’ " 32b 6*l per ton, at Hok.t.Ua .ia.lua> Station. Cash with order. B. HOUSTON ALT' % AVHARF STREET :: HOKTTIKA.
W. Y. BRADLEY, HOOT AND SHOE IMPORTER, REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. HAS OPENED up a fine range of Roots and Shoes, for spot cash only. Repairs done at the lowest figure.
furniture depot. UF.VEIX street south, HOKITIKA. J V. HALL. HAS OPENED a General Dealer’s business ns above and invites support. We deal in everything. Goods purchased and goods supplied. We deal to suit all pockets. Como and inspect. Enquiries promptly attended to.
AUSTRALIAN ALLIANCE ASSURANCE CO ALL CLASSES of Fire. Marine, Motor Ear and Accident Insurance undertaken at lowest rates. H. W. R. SWENEY, Chief Agent Hokitika. J. EDGAR WADE, West Coast, District Agentkokatahi general store. CHARLES WOOI.HOIISE. BEGS to NOTIFY the residents of Kokatahi and surrounding district that h e has taken over the business of R, Muehloy and Co., Kolrfttabj fonipletf! pew stack, All orders pyopvptiy attepded to.
BREAD! BREAD! CHARLES- PFAHLERT. KANIERI BAKERY. Good wholesome Bread made daily. Quality of the best. BREAD DELIVERED (Rev On- Bros, motor bus} to Kokataki four days a W eek; to Koiterangi twice a w<jek. Regular claily town delivery. All or. der« nrompHy attended tf».
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1922, Page 3
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