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feyiiik') KXCiIANGJi YOUR CAR FOR A BETTER ONE. Every car exchanged is GUARANTEED iii perfect order —every ear sold carries a similar guarantee. One trial is generally sufficient to convince the average motorist that this is the cheapest Garage for Tyres, Tillies, Accessories and guaranteed repairs. Call personally or write 1 STATION GARAGE (ORB. CHRISTCHURCH STATION)

A handy and compact Ilttlo stove, which has become Immensely popular. It li strongly made of cast Iron, measuring 10 Inches In holflht by 10 inches square, and can be placed In any position, with an ordinary atove-plpo affixed. A sheet of Iron, stone or concrete block placed underneath gives perfect security. The “Miro" burns well with common lignite coal or wood chips, radlatot a splendid heat, and Is a great success. A pot or kottle may N e quickly boiled. _ enquire at your Ironmonger *H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD. Makers of the Famous “ORION" Ranges, Dunedin, Wellington, & Auckland. Price £3 Heating Stove %For Offices,Schools,! Dairies,Workrooms, And Small Shops, Kettles toiling! Hurry upwilhthalpot of The kettle boiling—tbe teapot standing ready—an open packet of Raven Tea I What promise of good cheer and contentment ! Raven Tea is always refreshing because it is Ceylon's best leaf, blended, tested and tasted by experts. Ask your Grocer for RAVEN TEA good tea always £8 W//r > iVt m. UJL> \ f Um'. c

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Hokitika Guardian, 27 July 1922, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 27 July 1922, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 27 July 1922, Page 4

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