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Hokitika Guardian, 3 January 1924, Page 2

Select Christmas gifts now. Avoid the rush later on and .secure presents worth giving. Our assortment is larger, our prices lower. Novelties in beaded and leather hags, needle and manicure eases, taney hoxtsl handkerchiefs, fancy collars, dainty silk underwear anil hosiery, toy and picture hooks, dolls and novelty toys for the kiddies. Pay a vi'ii early. Me(iruer's, Hokitika and (Ifeyniouth. Ailvt.

HTCJJABI.K ROM, I'l L.U. - I’se - curlii;". lion '.almiii,, . British-In:><i>* i I uxowotrm lion, film i. r - .... tin* market. (’(Kited with special lllineworth Knmlsieii. rich in silver. Kxeeedinelv fast-, (live- he,-mi iinils s l lll-]> neeiitives with line gradation if light. All chemists and photo dealers. Wholesale: Sharland and Co.. Ltd.. Wellington.—Advi.

One of Lowivn'- 1o;j<iiml; iimiiiifar—uircrs Inis appointed Madame Menoro, Corner ni Cashel and Colombo Sts., (diristrlaireli, their sole Xi'w Zoalain! apent and they liavo just exported f> her four thousand pounds worth of samples endiraeinif i In* very latest, fasliions and each one of a different style. To make I'avoiirnhly known tin* eoods Madame .Menere lias reeenved instructions to sell them at wholesale pres- : which means a savins of verv

X.MAS t;!I TOF is 3d. | i ■ ! .‘4»?, «!)<;• Lichhehj' Street,. C'hrTltSshnrrij/'' offering » free gift of Is lid bv sod'’-,, their .‘is .(id silk ankle hose at 2s 3cl pair. They are the"-best value in the fid. Colours: brown, steel :';Serhl piece of send nearest it-

SAWMILLERS! .Messrs Andrews ami Heaven have a panicnlnrly tine worbinir exhibit on their stand a. the Kxhibitinn whieh will interest you emisiderably. The exhibit shows a line of shal'tinn with pulleys eto., mounted on ball hen rings being started up and driven by a tenth of a horse power motor. As a la rye number of tbe mills are underpowered tile fitting nf these hearings would greatly increase till' paver being transmitted at it low cost. Our representative, Mr M. Heaven, iin uttendauee at stall Xu MA, and wid gladly give all particulars, quotations.

POSTPONED, GREY RACES. Owing to heavy rain last night anil the course hying unlit to use. the Grey Races were postponed from to-day till -to-morrow. **r WKSTLAXI) TROTTfXG f LEE. POST POX El> TILL SATERDAY. Owing to the o rev Races lining postponed till tn-inorrow. the Westland Trotting ( lull’s meeting has .also to !o postponed and will now take, plane on Saturday next.

BOYS' SUMMER CLOTHES. I’risk saves you Money:—With the near approach of the holidays and flic "aim wen the i. ]>arcnts are considering; the question of buying their hoys summer clothes. How satisfactory is it to know that you can secure a I’risque Ha ml-Tailored made-to-measure boy's suit at practically the same juice as an ill-fitting sloji suit. These Presque tailor-made boy’s suits are made by I J. P. I’risk, the Tailor, 039 Colombo Street, Chri-tchurch. They are made j exactly like a man's tailored suit from I the host of materials, and with absolutely the best of workmanship. Furthermore with these suits the extra cloth at the elbows, knees and senensmes against wear and the specially reinforced, extra-stitched pockets will stand up under the strain of tops, marbles and knives. With . every Prisque tailor-made boy’s suit gees a guarantee jdedging service—a new suit or your money back. A Prisque tailor. m a de boy’s suit will with ordinary wear easily outlast two ready-made suits.Write for patterns and self-measure-ment chart.’ They’re free.—Advt. - t