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Hokitika Guardian, 11 March 1924, Page 2

(If decided importance. —Half-price days, last sewn days nf sale commences .Saturday. .March Kiln 11 n 1 1-price bargains in every department. ii M>u don’t buy now you'll pay double b\ and bv. Wo don't want profits, all we ask is a speedy clearance of all sumI'.M'j* .roods. Shop o*M*ly .’ini .secure t"<* best "of tlie big bargain oilers at MiGruer’s. Hokitika and Greyinouth. Ad vi.

Sale of Men's Shirts!—Not an accumulation of old slock, bnl a genuine nf (fie very latest and best- shirts n;’ the market. Inspection invited. \V H. Stopfnrth, Revel] Street. Advt.

Ford Truck with chassis complete, m guotl going order. £lls in Grey mouth. Kurd Touring car, good second hand, £P(p Mark Sprot and Co., Ltd., Grcymout b.—Advt

Tho line flavour. strength and purity ~l SHARI.AND’* VINEGAR, browed from j'Uiv in no sugai, caintof Isurpassed.

|'or underclothing, germ-laden handkerchieD, etc. “NO RUBBING” Lanndrv Help no equal.—Advt

Manufacturer-: I'se “Alangrovite” Holtiup; mid satisfaction assured. Tough yet pliable and very deponduhle. Write for quote. R. I*. -M ■ Manning and Co., o Bedford Row. Christehureh. —Advt.

CARE OF FURS. "Valuable Mints in the Care of Furs,” is the title of a little publication absolutely full ol valuable fur information, which will be posted free to anv lady forwarding her name and address to .Madame Mcnore and Co., the Furriers, Corner Cashel and C olombo Streets, Christchurch. As the supply of booklets is limited, early application is advisable. —Auvt.

C.S.A. TARIFF. WASHINGTON, March 7. President Coolidge has announced im iva-.es in the tariff on wheat from thirty to forty-two cents per bushel, while the rate on wheat. Hour, and other products is raised from seventyeight to 104 cents per bushel. I.OXT')OX TRAFFIC STRUCK. I.OXDOX, March 0. Mass meetings of the bus-men of London unanimously decided in favour of striking in support of the tramwaymen’s demand for an increase of eight shillings in wages weekly.