LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 October 1922, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

Alessr.s M. iioistuii and C .. tie hr-.il agents of Fold tai- anuonuce a fut tiler dro|i ol £25 in pike- ut all model-, excepting S'-hm end Coup ■. The latest prices up) ear in another column, and any no contemplating Inlying a ear i.r truck would he well advised to buy a. Ford at once. The man who requires a good rainproof overcoat-, should call at once and inspect m,v stuck. Ihe prices are finm 39s to 150 s. Buys from 37s (id. Also special line of Men’s Oil Cunts, guaranteed rainproof for 905., at A\ . 11. Stopforth’s opposite W .E. AVilliams <- l, emist.—Advt. Call along to “The Rendezvous. Revel I St. and enjoy the finest icecream in N.Z. Please note “‘lhe Rendezvous” is under the same management as “The Rivoli,” hut the propriesLors decided to change the nnirn of the lee Cream parlour to allow their patrons to understand that ice (reams aIV not served in premises stacked with vegetables ol all descriptions. as was likely to he understood while the two lui.-iiiu-ses held the same name. "The Rendezvous is situated directly opposite “I In Ricoh."—Advt. Tim National Built uf New Zealand l.id.. enteled its line piemiscs at Hamilton i n Tuesday o! last wee ; (says the “Auckland Star.”). The new building has been in course <-f election for three years, and it is a distinct acquisition to the loan being of classic design, lavishly appointed and beautifully finished. The open ug ceremony was performed by Mr A. Jolly, general manager for New Zealand, in tin piescnce cf a large gathering ol influential citizens. Air P. R. Stewart formerly of Hokitika is manager of llu Hamilton branch.