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SMAET •TMB 1 McW. 6r S.-No. lAILORED-TO MEASURE SUITS Cut in the very l»te»t style M | u JT* £ZZ from quality fabrics for IT II jf OUfS«/ And an Extra Pair of Trousers FREE Each suit is a model of good taste and skilful tailoring—not stock suits merely altered, mark you. The fabrics comprise all the latest shades and effects; the style and fit are unparalleled. ' Write for patterns and self-measurement form—they’re free. Kindly mention this pipor. We sell Suitings in singlo pieces at wholesale prices. LOW’S LL D--69 Lichfield St. (new address), Christchurch

COMING EVENTS. <*>— Oct. 30.—Arnliura fat stock sales. Oct* 30.—Pollard’s Pictures. Nov 2.—Philosophical lectures at the Town Hall at 7.45 “Human Foods by Mr S. Page; “Forest and Plain” by Mr C. E. Foweraker. Nov 3.—Philosophical lectures at the Town Hall at 7.45, “.Microbes anil Molecule's” by Mr 1. M. Wrights; “Animal Flight” hv Mr G. E. Arches. Norember 4—Cass Square, Paddy's Market, Beautifying Fund. Nov, 4.—Town Hall .at 8 p.m. Danoe in aid of Beautifying Society funds (wind-up to Paddy’s Market). Nov. 4. New Zealand Cup. Nov 7. Westland Chamber of CoS a mercc at 7.30 (annual meeting). November B.r—Concert *in<l bjillj liiori in nid of -Public School prizes. Nov 14.—W. Jeffries and Co. aui>tibu) sale bv order of Ucgistrar of Supreme Court. ~ Nov. 14.—Wcwtland County Comical at 2 p.m. , , Nov. 23—At Richmond auction sale jicdigrec jersey rattle. Nov 30-—St Andrew’s Day. Nov 30.—Bobbie Burns’ night. j Xyw, i .—Westland Anniversary I g.—Westland Racing Club, no-j initiations for Christmas meeting. J SEASON 1922-23. j SEED POTATOES. j, t| ROBIN ADAIRS ARRAN ’CHIEF jj UP-TO-DATES GAME KEEPERS. RED DAKOTAS SNOW FLAKES. Jj ELEPHANT FLUKES ETC., ETC. j SEED OATS. Machine Dressed Algerians (seed); Dunns (seed); Gartona (seed). GRASS SEEDS. ,| AH Varieties. FERTILISERS. Basic Slag; Guano, etc., eto. FENCING wires. Barbed and Plain. PATERSON MICHELS CO. LTD.j WHARF ST., HOKITIKA. W. H. STOPFORTH CLOTHIER AND MERCER. R.EVELL STREET’, HOKITIKA. (Opposite W. E. Wilhsuvs, Chemist) THE SHOP where you get good vnlno for your money. Strong working Trousers 6d to 29 s 6d. Boy’s shorts from 8s 6d. Men’s working Bliirts 7s 6d, Roys Tennis Shirts 5s 6d. Wool socks Is 9d, 2s 3d, 2s 9tL Men’s stylish suits 90s to 155 e. Men’s Sports Suits 90s. inspection invited.

GEORGE DELBRIDGE. LADIES’ & GENTS’ TAILOR. LADIES’ & GENTS’ TAILOR. LADIES’ & GENTS’ TAILOR. REVBLL BTREET, HOKITIKA. THE WILL AND THE WAY. \ O . 83. Old and Modern Wills. Tlie average and old-time will provided for the division of the estate. The assets were realised as quickly as possible and the shares of money were allocated. The result was commonly a speedy spending. Much of the money was misspent, and much of it was lost in unwise speculations by persons who lacked experience. The modern testator, if be accepts the right advice, aims at the conservation of his estate on a plan which will take account of tho circumstances and tendencies of the beneficiaries. The wise testators know that in some cases it is necessary to t impose a check on possible ex- | travagance. The right will provides for safeguards, but such a will must have a thoroughly reliable, experienced executor and trustee to carry out the testators’ wishes faithfully. The Public Trust Office has proved in many thousands of eases that it can give this service. jt’or full information apply to the Public Trustee Wellington, or to tip T. R. SAY WELL, District Public Greymouth. A representative of Rip Office is in attendance at Hokitika on and Jp