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Hokitika Guardian, 7 March 1923, Page 3

O’BRIEN'S ROYAL MAIL MOTOR SERVICE. KOITERAIsGI—KOKATAHI—KANIERI—HOKITIKA. PARTICULARS OF EXTENDED SERVICE. OAR 3 LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:KOITEIUNGI (a. Jamieson’s) FO HOKITIKA ; —MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS at 8.45 a.m. KOKATAHI FOR HOKITIKA—MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS, at 9.30 a.m. HOKITIKA FOR KOKATAHI—At 4 p.m. each day. ON SATURDAYS—Leave KOKATAHI at 6.30 p.m., return leaving HOKITIKA at 10 p.m. Passengers picked up at any part of the district. CARS FOR HIRE, DAY OR NIGHT. CARS WILL ALSO RUN FOR ANY SPECIAL GATHERINGS. Telephone, G.P.0., AY. O’BRIEN, Kokatahi. Lower Kokatahi. Arthurs Pass Motor Transport. ■" ' Orr Bros : : Hokitika. Th© well-known and reliable firm of cartage contractors have arranged with Messrs Beale and Coy to convey goods per motor lorry from Arthur’s Pass to Otira and vice versa. Messrs Orr Bros are the first firm to attempt the crossing of Arthur’s Pass with heavily laden lorries and clients who consign their goods to Beale and Coy. may depend upon quick and efficient transport. All goods will he forwarded with dispatch that are left wich— . ORR BROS., Hokitika Parage, AYharf St. Hokitika, Phone 148 s. D. ROTH WELL, Trocndero, Greymouth.

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£2OO BOOTS AND SHOES TO BE CI.BAB El) AT BKLOAV COST AS WE 1)0 NOT INTEND STOCKING THIS LINE. S. H. FEB IHS. Proprietor. STATION MARKET. WELD STREET. HOKITIKA. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. FRUITERERS. 200 CASES MIXED FRUIT arrivin'/ overv week. All guaranteed in first class order, at lowest prices. ’PHOXE 156. WILLMOT’S SPORTS DEPOT CLEARANCE SALE OF MEN’S WEAR COMMENCING. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10th. This sale is now on. The Goods must be cleared regardless of cost. Having to go out of business bv Ist. March. Everyone invited.