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Hokitika Guardian, 9 August 1922, Page 3

A & A Cash Stores REVIL-L STREET, HOKITIKA. E ARE 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 oheaper by the A. and A. Stores. Look up your Auckland Quotation?, and compare them with the prices quoted by ALDRIDGE & ADAMSON ■ CASH MERCHANTS. ’Phone 152

STATION MARKET. OPPOSITE THE CLOCK TOWER. HAVE LANDED a fine assortment of parsnips, carrots, ONIONS, and BEETROOT. POTATOES 12s 6d sack; also fine arrangement of APPLES from 10s 6d to 13s. FRESH FRUIT arriving every week. Orders taken for SEED POTATOES and CABBAGE PLANTS, FRUIT and ROSE TREES. All orders will receive prompt attention. CALL, RING, or WRITE. furniture depot. R.EYELL STREET SOUTH, HOKITIK^. j v7hall Has OPENED a General Dealer’s business as above and invites support. We deal in everything. Goods purchased and goods supplied. We deal to suit all pockets. Come and inspect. Enquiries promptly attended to.

W. J. HfISELER, (Late of Havelock South.) builder. Desires to inform the Residents of Hokitika and surrounding district, that he intends to start business at Hokitika. All classes of work undertaken, both new and repair work. No job too small. A trial is solicited. Estimates given. Temporary Address: e/o H. JONES’, Railway Hotel.

BREAD! BREAD! CHARLES PFAHLERT KANIERI BAKERY. Good wholesome Bread mode daily Quality of thg best. Regular daily town delivery. AHoofpromptly attended to,