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Hokitika Guardian, 6 May 1924, Page 3

"'Ofy r ANTED KNOWN—Wo carry the ’ largest supply of fruit, vegetables and confectionery on the West Const. A visit will convince you the goods are there, and prices are the lowest on the Coast. We have made reductions in all our fancy boxes of chocolates for I', ns ter week—See our window display. Easter eggs for the children. Also the choicest of fruit:—orapes 2s and .‘ls per lb. Dessert Apples (Jonathans, Delicious, Shorehmd Queen). Cookers (Duns Favourite, Munrocs). Winter Colo Dears, Reuri Diel, Vicars. Only 0 eases of Cape Goosobcrrvs, last of the season 7s 0:1. Die melons and Dock Melons 2d per lb; Potatoes 3s qtr.; Onions 3s Gd qtr.; Swedes and pickling onions. Demcmher, an apple a day' keeps tho doctor away. Eat more 'fruit and be healthy. Country orders a Specially. MRS. M. TURNER STATION MART. WELD STREET, HOKITIKA. Box 23. Phono 156.

o L’D FALSE TEETH bought, sound or broken; also dental scrap. Best iiricos in X.Z. sent by return mail. I’ost to J. Dunstonc, Box 51, 'Wellesley St., Auckland, list. 31 yeans. WANTED TO BUY. OLD FALSE TEETH up to 10s, 20s, 40s and over per set given. Sound or broken. Send (nanio enclosed) or bring to: .T. KCOTT, 184 High St.. Christchurch. CASH BY "RETURN -MAIL. PUBLIC NOTICE. I BEG TO NOTIFY TIIE PUBLIC, pa-ilicularly tlio residents of South Westland, that I have taken •iWr YDE’S MOTORS. Trips arranged to any part of the Coast or South Island. GOB DON HABCOURT. GARAGE—Cameron’s Stables, Rcvcll Street, Hokitika. Telephone No 87. WINTER HAS COME!. STUDY THE ADVANTAGES OF HEATING BY GAS ALL ROOMS MAY BE SO HEATED AT A LOW COST AND A MINIMUM. OF DAILY LABOR. Avoid the Drudgery of Con! Fires, by enjoying the Convenience, Cleanliness and Comfort of HEATING BY GAS! GAS for Heat and Power GAS for Cooking and Lighting The- Economic Thiel of the Times The Reliable Light for the Night The Labor Saving Servant for Every Homo. CONSULT YOUR GASFJTTF.It. or the HOKITIKA GAS COY., LTD. WORKS: - STAFFOR STREET.

TO MOTORISTS. f jP-TO DATF. TOURTNG CAR for L' HIRE, (l«y and night. Trips arisnged to nnv part of tlio Coast. Ring V. Johansen, c/o Wild and Bassett’s Oarage, I’lione M. HOUSTON & CO. LICENSED LAND AGENTS, Wl I ARE STREET, ... HOKITIKA. T’ROI’ERTIES FOR SALE: (4 i A fv_{ Aero IJUILDI-NG SEC1 lU ' TION, Sowell Street. r* 1 Oft— Good 1 Aero SECTION, I -jU well situated, Spencer Street. jt 4 -< (yK —-1 Roomed COTTAGE, "tW .I Roach Street, freehold. t OH ACRES, Koiterangi, swam)' S 4mo v./ section, easily drained; £4 per acre. tfj. QAO —Good 7-ltoonied ]Y\VKLLINO, every convenience; "ell situated in Ecvell Street. £3OO can remain on mortgage. £1,900-'™ i "' '" ,t walk Good Country HOTEL doing splendid business: close to thriving coal mining township, and several sawmills in vicinity. ft j^nA—GENERAL STORE, Upc£^oLlUpor Moutcre. near Nelson. Turnover last year £4,100; school and l’.O. alongside. Stock and plant approximateiv £IOOO at valuation. Good proposition for young couple.

C. PFAHLERT. BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Desires to notify that he has PURCHASED the business lately carried on by MESSRS LAUGHTON BROS., and asks for a continuance of the patronage extended in the jast. LAUGHTON BROS in endorsing above THANK all friends for past support and request a continuance of that valued support to their successor. CLYDE BAKERY. WELD ST., HOKITIKA. The Kanieri Bakery is also being continued as usual. CLEVELAND MOTOB CYCLE*. a \tERICA’S best two fetroae. Pri<* A £GO. Fall particulars fToin ii'vEosa.