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Hokitika Guardian, 19 September 1922, Page 4

- KIBE AN ARROW CYCLE'S RIDE AN ARROW CYCLE—RIDE AN ARROW CYCLEs i —THE REST IN THE WORLD, n; I’HE BEST IN THE WORLD. ,r ! -THE REST IN THE WORLD. V TITHY SEND M ENGLAND, JA- . » » PAN AND AMERICA for your e Bicycles? when you can have built to ie ' your order any design, and by Kew r, i Zealand workmen. Support the It i country that supports you, and keep v your workers employed. 8.5. A., or pattern cycles, built by L BROWN !' HAVE STOOD THE TEST FOR. YEARS, and have always given, eatis- ' ’ i faction under all conditions, ie i 3f | ROADSTER ROAD RACER and \ , TR ACK RACING BICYCLES built t, your orders, and fully guaranteed, on j tbo ahorte t notice, and at right prices. FOR CYCLF REPAIRS.—I. BROWN is o'.rt. on lus own. Try him, satisfaction guaranteed or money returned. BROWN HOKITIKA CYCLE WORKS. revell street, : : hokitika. MARBLE HEADSTONES m- CHOICE SELECTION of WREATHS L” Vv< and SHADES, and WREATH r >l. FRAMES. ! ~ ' H. A. THOMPSON UNDERTAKER and MUX CM ENT A' | MASON, | GIBSON'S QUAY. EOKTT KJ I 1 ! 1 TO SHEEP AND CAITLE OWNERS! TO SHEEP AND CATTLE OWNERS! TO SHEEP AND CATTLE OWNERS! TO SHEEP AND CATTLE OWNERSI | AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAH a il you WILL BE CONTEMPLAiI TING SELLING THE TOPS OF i YOUR LAMBS WHICH WILL BE I MILK LAMBS AND WHICH WILL * WEIGH AS MUCH NOW As THEY 1 WILL THREE MONTHS LATER. ! THE THING TO DO IS NOT TO f LEAVE IT TOO LATE as once they JJ ; start to grow they start to look plain. * } THE CENTRAL MARKET AT ADI I DINGTON, offers a good opportunity ■ for you to dispose of your lambs. The 3 ! competition of those on this side that * I have rape and artificial feed will give < 1 you increased' competition and WE 1 j STRONGLY RECOMMEND YOU TO | SEND THEM OVER, as long as they ' are big, well-grown, good sappy stuff. THERE IS ALSO A GOOD MARKET FOR DECENT WETHERS. ON IN THE YEAR WE EXPEOT A GOOD market for j EWES and sheep for holding over, but this will not come until March j and will be largely regulated by climatic conditions. | 7HE FAT LAMB MARKET HAS HARDENED both here and in Ausi tralia THE MUTTON MARKET | HAS ALSO HARDENED in Australia and the natural conclusion is that 1 it will harden here. CATTLE MAR- \ KET.S throughout the World, ARE IB REGULAR. YOU ARE A FARMER 1 AS A FARMER YOU ARE AN INDIVIDUAL! NO ONE CAN MANAGE YOUR FARM BETTER THAN YOU CAN YOURSELF! During tHe recent prosperoua time* many privacely-owned brsineeaea have disappeared, BUT H. MATSON ft CO. i ARE STILL IN THE FOREFRONT AND ARE PREPARED TO GIVE YOU PERSONAL AND DIRECT ATTENTION. WE HAVE GOOD PADDOCKING ACCOMMODATION. AND THE BEST SALESMAN. AND WE MAKE PROMPT PAYMENT. j It you contemplate sending STOCK j to this MARKET we shall be glad to j receive same through the Agency of I your usual trusted Agent on your side if you so desire. H. MATSON A 00., Auctioneers, Christchurch. J. SATCHELL CHEAP BOOT DEPOT. RF.V2I.L STREET, HOKITIKA. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST BOOTSHOP IN HOKITIKA. Gr, LAKIN. MANAGER, ’Phone, No. 149. RQESLER £ IfIANSHIP, MOTOR LORRY TRANSPORTER —Between— ROSS AND HARI HARI. A LL GOODS consigned through na will bo promptly and carefully delivered. NOTE.—AII passengers will be chaig ea usual i ai . RQESLER ft MANSHIP, HEREPO. BREAD! BREAD I BREAD! BREAD! BREAD! BREAD! CHARLES PFAHLERT, KANIERI BAKERY. WHOLESOME BREAD made daily. For quality it cannot be beaten. Regular delivery all over the district ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO Pr TTT