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Hokitika Guardian, 30 August 1922, Page 2

axx XXlk H H H K H After a very successful season the time has come tor us Kiclear our remaining stocks of horse covers, cow covers, and Le Roy water um icumuiuiK owvao vt ~ > - ■, • proof coats. Room must be made for the new season goods arriving. We are not going to make two bites at the same cherry, so iere. the offer which will make clearance short, sharp and decisive—an offer which' though it be the end of the winter will absolutely appeal to you to take advantage of. Buy now for next winter and save pounds. NO. 5 GREEN PROOF ONTARIO DUCIv HORS>E COVERS, 355. ALL SIZES. THE USUAL PRICE 6d. HEAVY. GRELA JUTE HORSE COVERS. FELT LINED, 28s, USUAL PRICE 40s. DOUBLE STRENGTH BROWN JUTE. COW COVERS 20s. WITH LEATHER LEG SIZES. THE USUAL PRICE IS 27s 6d. Lows’ Ltd. 48 Manchester Street, fthristcharch. STRAPS, ALL LE ROY OILY CANVAS COATS, HEAVY WEIGHT 525, USUAL PRICE 925, MEDIUM WEIGHT 49s fid, USUAL PRICE 87s.

ARTHUR G. PILKINGTON. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. MASONIC CHAMBERS, HAMILTON STREET. HOKITIKA [A Card] A. R.ICOCK SOLICITOR, HAMILTON .STREET, HOKITIKA.

SEASON 1922-23. SEED POTATOES. ROBIN ADAIRS ARRAN CHIEF UP-TO-DATES GAME KEEPERS RED DAKOTAS SNOW FLAKES ELEPHANT FLUKES ETC., ETC. SEED OATS. Machine Dressed Algerians (seed); Dunns (seed); Gartons (seed). GRASS SEEDS. All Varieties. FERTILISERS. Basic Slag; Guano, etc., etc. FENCING WIRES. Barbed and Plain. PATERSON MICHEL * CO. LTD. WHARF ST., HOKITIKA. GEORGE DELBRIOGE, LADIES*' a GENTS’ TAILOR. LADIES' & GENTS’ TAILOR. LADIES’ & GENTS’ TAILOR. RE VELL STREET, HOKITIKA.

W. H. STOPFORTH CLOTHIER AND MERCER UIiVLLL STREET, HOKITIKA. (Opposite W. K. . WTEi.ialß, Chemist) WISHES TO ANNOUNCE to the General Public that he now has a full range of Bov's and Gent’s Winter goods also limited quantity of Blankets, Sheeting, Eider and Marcella Uuilts. Quality Guaranteed! A Trial Solicited, THE WILL AND THE WAY. No 18.— People’s confidence in. Public Trustee. Sir Julius Vogel, founder of the Public Trust Offico said in the House of Representatives fifty years ago: “Honourable Members must he aware that it is very difficult to obtain trustees for wives and children, or executors under Wills, with sufficient time at their disposal to do justice to the task; and even when after some difficulty and a great sacrifice to friendship such trustees are obtained, no one can be sure that in case of death or removal their place will be well supplied.” To meet a vital need of the people Sir Julius Vogel secured the establishment of the Public Trust Office. The remarkable expansion of the business in five decades is a great monument to a far seeing statesman. By the middle of 1921, the number of Wills safely deposited with the Public Trustee exceeded 31,000, and this total is increasing at the rate of about 300 a month. These figures, in a country of 1,250,000 population, afford very emphatic evidence of the people’s confidence in their own State-guaranteed Office.

For full information apply to the Public Trustee Wellington, or to Mft T. E. SAYWRTjTj. District Public Trustee, Greymouth. A representative of the Office is in attendance at Hokitika on Fridays and Saturdays in each week. Tlpnpndftble. worm rempdv—WATWS AYOI VI FIGS Children like them.