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Hokitika Guardian, 21 May 1923, Page 2

FURS PILLAGED. Madame Metu 1 io laid over £3OO north of Furs pillaged in connection with a recent consignment to her from London. It is little wonder that the Furs tempted the thieves, for never has a more resplendent range ol furs etei reached Christchurch than those now being exhibited at Madame Menere’s Salon, Corner Cashel and Colombo Streets. Write for particulars.—Advt. Electric lamps: Reliability ensured with "Phillips” which wc stock in all s’, v .cs, all votages from Id to 3,000 C.l . 1/2 watt and metallic filament. Special quotations indent. Manning Machinery Co.. ~> Bedford Row, Christchurch.— Ail vl. "TAN-OI.” does much and costs little. Renovates leather, shines tan shoes, polishes furnituro, brightens floorcloth. Quick, oasy and economical. ’Tis easy to give, ’tis easy to take, ■ There’s nothing to find, there’s nothing to fake. Nothing narcotic and naught to repeat, Equally soothing diluted or neat, s'c)ro throat, hroncliilis, gastritis or cold, Just as effective for young as for old, Always reliable, fragrant and pure— Wonderful Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Inventory sale at MeGmer’s, commencing Friday, May 4th. The great annual business pulling event to reduce stocks for stocktaking. I: e unique opportunity for the thriftv to buy thu new season’s goods at end of the season’s low prices. Every article marked down to zero. r ! bis special sale for a short period only. Come prepared for big bargains. MeGruer’s, Hokitika and Creymouth.—Advt.

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AIRSHIP SERVICE. (Received tliis dav at 8 n.m.) LONDON, May 20 The “Sunday Express’’ dealing with the Imperial airship service cabled on 20th April, says the Imperial Deience Committee and Lord Burney are expected to complete all details by 20th May, when public support will be sought in the money market. The plans are ready for air liners capable of carrying one hundred and fifty tons across the world at a speed of eighty miles hourly. The airships will have the comfort and luxury of the largest liners and will bo as far ahead of their wartime predecessors ns those were ahem! rtf the oM hftlhwtu.