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Hokitika Guardian, 15 February 1924, Page 3

n i! mWinifrWHWH i ii Save on Every Purchase | at McGruer’s Great Thrift Sale. ijl A CLEARANCE OF ALL SUMMER GOODS REGARDLESS p OF COST. HERE ARE SOME OF THE BARGAINS. LADTF.S SILK ANKLE HOSE IX DROWN, GREY, • FAWN, COATING, WHITE, WERE is II; Now 2s lid. LADIES’ SILK 2 DOME GLOVES, DOUBLE FINGERS, GREY, BLACK, BEAVER, WHITE, WERE 7> Gd; NOW -Is lid. SPECIAL CORSET PURCHASE, AGO PAIRS OF LADIES’ WHITE AND GREY CORSETS, ALL SIZES, WORTH 8s lid AND 10s Gd PAIR ; NOW 3s lid AND 4s lid PAIR, LADIES’ SUPERIOR QUALITY LISLE THREAD BLOOMERS IN NAVY, BLACK AND NIGGER, WERE 6s lid; NOW 3s lid PAIR, 30in. JAP CREPES AND STRONG CHECKED GINGHAMS, WERE Is lid; NOW Is YD, 40m. SPONGE CLOTH IN ASSORTED SHADES, USUALLY 3s Cd YD; NOW Is Gd YD. MEN’S STRIPED NEGLIGE SHIRTS, WERE 7s Gd; NOW 5s lid. PAY A VISIT OF INSPECTION. MCGRUER’S (WESTLAND) LTD., SPOT CASH DEPARTMENT STORES. HOKITIKA AND GREYMOUTH.

'QOOOOOOOOQOOGQOOOOOOOQOOQQOOOOOOOOOQOO gggqgggggggggqggggggggggggggoggggqgoog Special Sale Reductions. MONDAY, FEB. 11, ENDING SATURDAY, FEB. 23. at SCHRODER’S •ALL MILLINERY LESS THAN COST PRICE. BLOUSES HALF PRCIE. JUMPERS FROM 12s Gd UPWARDS; ALL REDUCED. FEW CHILDREN’S HATS. Is lid TO 7s Cd. WOMEN’S COMBINATIONS Os Gd, 7s Gd, 9s Gd, 12s Gd each. FROCKS 5s Gd, 8s Gd, 13s Cd TO CLEAR, BOYS’ SUITS 5s Gd, 7s Gd. 12s Gd. 21s, 27s Gd EACH. TWEED COSTUMES REDUCED TO 39s Gd. LADIES’ FABRIC GLOVES, SMALL SIZES, TO CLEAR Is Gd EACH. ODDMENTS IN REMNANTS Is, Is Gd, 2 S EACH. TO EFFECT A COMPLETE CLEARANCE. NOW IS YOUR TIME. at SCHRODER’S OGGGGQQGGGGGGGGGGGG GGGGGQGGGGGGGGGGGGG

n _ I CONCERNING RINGS ! H H H The s I oik's iu our moderatly priced diamond engagement rings are just as pure and flawless as those employed in fashionin<>' our most costly creations. The size of the stone is the sole factor in tli e price. For downright. lionest-to-goodness value in cither wedding or engagement rings corne to Tennent’s. H H ri H H H We render a discreet, unobtrusive service in selecting TIFF ring. J. TENNENT THE LEADING WEST COAST •JEWELLER, H “j H ■j H H H H HAMILTON STREET. HOKITIKA.

iGOODNEWS FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE Bargains in Summer Dress Goods Oh ai You .Many beautiful dress lengths are being offered at a substantial reduction in price. We must make room for our Autumn Shipment now due to arrive—hence, we. say to you “come and save.” For example—Sponge Voile in stripes and checks from 7s 6d a dress ength. Sponge Cloth in plain colours and stripes from 2s yd. Foulards in navy and brown from 2s Od yd. CinghamslOd yd. STEPHENS BROS. THE POPULAR DRAPER V STORE, REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA.

LITTLE’S MOTOR SERVICE. GREYMOUTH-HOKITIKA AND VICE VERSA. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, 3rd. DECEMBER, the al*ovo service WILL RUN DAILY (Saturdays and Sundays excepted) between Greymouth and Hokitika and vice versa. The following timetable will ho observed. Greymouth, leaving G.P.O. 9 a.m., arriving Kellei’s Hotel, Hokitika, at 11 a.m. Hokitika, leaving'- Keller’s Hotel at 3 p.m., arriving Greymouth at 5 p.m. KUMARA-GREVMOUTH SERVICE •pus will ’cave KUMAR A DAILY at 8 a.m.. returning from Greymouth at 5 p.m. SATURDAYS: Leave Kuniara at o a.m., 1.3 ' ;s.ln., and G. 40 p.m. Leave Greymou"l-.15 p.m., 5 p.m., and 10.15 p.m. FARES-- Hokitika to Greymouth 10s return. R. J. little, Proprietor. TO MOTORISTS. T yP-TO-DATE TOURING CAR for V HIRE, day and night. Trips arranged to any part of the Coas Ring V. .fohansen, c/o Wild and Ra B ett%\ fjargge, Phono 118 W.

fid. HOUSTON & CO AUCTIONEERS AND MERCHANTS. “WHARF STREET. FRUIT SEASON 1923-24. A UCTION SALES throughout the -ea- fruit season will bo held every WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOON, subject to alteration on holidays. CONSIGNMENTS NOW ARRIVING:—BIack Currants. Gooseberries, Raspberries, Tomatoes etc. Also Green Reas, and Fresh Vegetables. We have been appointed AGENTS for the CO-OPERATIVE FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION OF OTAGO LTD., and early in the New Year will receive large consignments of choice Centra] Otago Apricots, Peaches, Plums etc. Orders booked, will be charged at auction prices. Furniture etc., also accepted for above Sales. M. HOUSTON and CO., Auctioneers. OLD FALSE TEETH bought sound or broken; also dental scrap. ■ Rest prices in N.Z. sent by return mall. • Post to J. Dunstono, Box 51, Welle*, iey St., A:]oklat;<L Eat. “Bl yea a,