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Hokitika Guardian, 30 October 1923, Page 1

Tlio new spring furs are now arriving direct from London, Paris and New York for Madame Menere, Corner of Cashel and Colombo Streets, Christchurch. Furs just sufficiently heavy to take off the spring chill. They are certainly needed right up to Christmas time. Full particulars of these furs will be gladly given by letter by Madame Menere without your incurring any obligation.—Advt.

rif, nor/ What is Home without a Phonograph ? 5*5 Mahogany finish, mckel-platcd trimmings. SA in high l.iin. tviile 17m deep Precision-made motor, remarkable for its power, smooth, steady action Can be wound while playing. Plays two ten-inch records at one winding Universal tone arm and sound box, playing all records, producing tone that is clear, superb in <|uality and volume I SUPERIOR DUALITY AT POPULAR PRICE Price £7/10/JAMES KING, AGENT, HOKITIKA. N 3: wr\ > N 7. API yW Bhi BSIH Correct Corsetry Retains Stylish 3 Graceful Lines And as to-day’s styles demand a slender silhouette, Corsets are of greater importance il.an ever before. lj 1 lit. Y are wrong, then, no mailer how stylish a frocf or costume may be, it will not “fit” correctly. Good Corsets meet the needs of Comfort, Health, and Fashion prices at Ballantynes are moderate. Bach Laced Corsets 7/11 Ballantynes m G’ossam / Corsets i lhe £ D'*counl for Cash i Monlhbj Accounts. b , 33? ! Why does Raven Tea \ now cost / \ only / 3/2 per lb •9 \ Drinker* of Raven Tea benefit in two ways ; They get a better tea ; and they save a penny a pound on every pound they buy. Raven Tea costs only 3/2 a lb. It is our intention to ensure that users o( Raven Tea shall remain the most fortunate tea-drinkers in New Zealand. They can now obtain the best lea that money can buy for less money than, ever before. AVEW TEA costs Id, a lb, less than it should