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Hokitika Guardian, 3 January 1923, Page 2

TAILORED-TO-MEASURE COSTUME FOR ONLY £41151A Costume' . ‘.I from this season’s finest fabrics, weaves, ilia 1 pel.mis. bv a master cutter—a well-fitting costume, adapted to your figure, fitting you perfectly; a costume note-1 net only for i's smartness, but for its quiet exclusiveness : n costume that will make yon aiw.tys appear smartly yet- neatly -tressed. SPECIAL HARO AIN OFFER—For another -£1 we will make, you tin extra skirt from the same material. Write for Patterns and our Self-measurement Chart—they’re free. WE SELL COSTUME LENGTHS IN SINGLE PIECES AT WHOLESALE RATES When ordering, please monition this paper. -I (Vs2* L 69 Lichfield St. f,\mw AJiirsss/ Chris tc hurch .©

SEASON 1922-23. SEED POTATOES ROBIN ADAIRS ARRAN CHIEF UP-TO-DATES GAME KEEPERS RED DAKOTAS SNOW FIAKES ELEPHANT flukes ETC., ETO. 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 DELBRIDGE. LADIES & GENTS’ TAILOR. LADIES’ & GENTS’ TAILOR. LADIES’ ft GENTS’ TAILOR REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA.

ARTHUR G. PILKINGTON. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. MASONIC CHAMBERS, HAMILTON STREET, HOKITIKA [A Card] A. r.llcock SOLICITOR. HAMILTON STREET, HOKITTKA. NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA (LTD.) ESTABLISHED 1860. Assurances in force £40,000,000 Funds in hand £12,500,000 Bonuses paid to members over a £7,250,000 Chief Agent for the Coast;.— W. D. M A CRAY, Weld Street, Hokitika.

THE WILL AND THE WAY. No. 50 —Easy Service. In eighty districts of the Dominion the Public Trust 01tice lias representatives at the service of the public. This great extension of business lias been built up largely as a result of gaining the confidence of all sections of the community, a confidence tested during hall a century and always found to be justified. This widespread organisation facilitates the relations between clients and the Office, and no trouble follows a change of residence from one district to another. The service of the Public Trust Office is not only safe; it is convenient for the client and prompt Whatever test may be applied to the Public Trust Office—a test of quality, of service, a test of cost, a test of accuracy—the result is always the same. The .Office is able to prove that it acts efficiently and faithfully for all clients and beneficiaries, at a minimum of cost. Tbo success attained by the Office must convince all impartial persons that it must merit the confidence placed in it bv its numerous clients. Fo r full information apply to the Public Trustee Wellington, or to MB T. E. SAY WELL. District Public Trustee, Greymouth. A representative of the Office is in attendance at Hokitika on Fridays and Saturdays in each week. Mirror-like polish quickly and easily achieved with liquid ‘TAN-OL,” Fine for floors, furniture and leg bpr goods, Al=o in poste-fonn