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Hokitika Guardian, 18 August 1922, Page 4

BREAD! BREAD! BREAD!-] BREAD! BREAD! BREAD! Charles" pfahlert, KANIERI BAKERY. Good wholesome bread made daily. .Bor quality it cannot be beaten. Regular delivery all over the district. : A't,L ORDERS PROMPTLY attended ! To. * % . *.'• . . • l '” ■ . i" f i * * J. SATCHE-LL CHEAP.BOOT DEPOT. REVELL STREET, - HOKITIKA. • THE CHEAPEST AND BEST BOOTSHOP IN fiOKITIKA. ,G. LAKIN. MANA G E R ’Phone, 'No.' I'49'. ■'

tRQESLER 4 MANSHIP, ; MOTOR ' • —.Between— ' 1 ROSS AND SARI SARI. A : LL GOODS consigned through ua will’’be promptly an,d carefully delivered. ( NOTE.—AII passengers wi}l be charged usual ui r •BOEDER HEREPO.

HIDE AN ARROW CTCLERIDE AN ARROW CYCLERIDE AN ARROW' CYCLE--THE ‘BEST IN THE WORLD. - CHE BEST‘IN THE WORLD. —THE BEST ‘IN THE WORLD. TXTHY SEND-TO ENGLAND, JAVT » PAN AND'.AMERICA for your Bicycles? ivhen you can have ■built I ' to your order any design, and by New Zealand workmen. Support the country that supports youjTjmd keep your workers employed;'' 8.5. A., or pattern' cycles, built by I. BitOW-N > . «,» s i. < i HAVE STOOD THE TEST EQR YEARS, and have always given satisfaction under all conditions. ROADSTER .ROAD RACER and TR ACK RApING .Bjc-YCDES built, to your orders, and f fully guaranteed, on the snortcot notice, and ,at right prices. FOR CYCLE REPAIRS.— I. ( OWN, is ourt on,bis own. 'Try,him, satisfacguaranteed or money returned. , HOKITIKA CYCLE .WORKS. RETELL STREET, : : HOKITIKA.

TO SHEEP AND CATTLE OWNERS? V- f 4NH- >,*. i*. f J'TW TO SHEEP AND CATTLE OWNERS! TO SHEEP AND CATTLE OWNERS! •*‘• • • \ tO SHEEP AND CATTLE OWNERS! A T THIS TIME OF THE YEAH -£*-• YOU WILL HE CONTEMPLA. TING SELLING THE' TOPS OF YOtJB LAMBS WHICH ’ WILL BE MILK LAMBS AND WHICH WILL WEIGH AS MUCH NOW As THEY WILL THREE MONTHS LATER. • THp TO DO IS NOT TO LEAVE IT .TOO as once they start to grow they start to look plain. THE CENTRAL MARKET AT ADDINGTON, offora a good opportunity for you to dispose of your lambs. The competition 6f those on' J thiS side that have rape and artificial feed will give yoti increased competition and fWS STRONGLY RECOMMEND YOU TO SEND THEM OVER, as long as they are 'big, well-grown,' good soppy stuff.

THERE IS ALSO A GOOD MARKET FOR DECENT WETHERS.* * 1 r i is 1 • •!' .n,*; ON IN THE YEAR WE EXPECT A GOOD MARKET FOR EWES and sheep for holding over, but this' will not come until March and will be largely regulated by climatic conditions. ’ , THE FAT LAMB MARKET v HAS HARDENED both here and in Australia THE MUTTON AIARKET HAS ALSO HARDENED id Australia and the natural conclusion is that it will harden here. CATTLE MARKETS throughout the World, ARB IRREGULAR. YOU ARE A FARMER 1 ■ ri .... AS A FARMER YOU ARE AN INDIVIDUAL! - NO ONE CAN MANAGE YOUR ' FARM BETTER THAN YOU * CAN YOURJSELFI During tie recent prosperous times many privately-owned bi-ainoases have' disappeared, BUT H. r WATSON J CO. ARE' STILL JN ' SfHE FOREFRONT AN® ARE PREPARED .TO, GIVE 'YOU "PERSONAE and di- , itECT 'ATTENTION. WE HAVE GOOD PADDOCKING •” 1 ‘ ' ■ AND THE BEST SALESMAN. ’ AND WE MAKE' PROMPT U ' ' P^tkENT. 1 M '’ ' ' !

If you contemplate Bonding STOCK 1 to' this MARKET 'ere. BlurtT'be gfad to receive ‘‘same 'through’' ' the r Agency of' your usual ttiisted Agent '’on "your side R' vou 1 SO‘'desire/' i,? ' %. MATRON" * CO., *' ' ” Anotloneere, ' ’''' Oh Hitch arch. ‘ /"tHOIC® SELECTION of WREATHS' and SHADES, 'and WREATH 1 FRAMES. 11 ’■ * ; 4 ** * : M. A THOMPSON UNDERTAKER and MONUMENTAI ■ MASON, • „ ciUjAY. HOKITLKA.