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Hokitika Guardian, 9 May 1924, Page 3

\\T ANTED KNOWN—Wc carry the largest supply of fruit, vegetables and confectionery on tbo West Coast. A visit will convince you the goods are there, and ]trices are the lowest on the ("ast. A\e have made reductions in •dl our fancy boxes of chocolates for Easier week—See our window display. 1 Raster eggs for the children. Also the ! choicest of fruitdrapes 2s, and 3s per lb. Dessert Apples (.Jonathans, l)c- ---' licious. .Shoreliind Queen). Cookers 1 (Duns Favourite, Munrocs). Winter Cole 3’ears, Henri Diel, Vicars. Only 0 ■ cases of Cape Gooseberry?, last of tbo season 7s (Id. Pie melons and Dock Melons 2d per lb; Potatoes 3s qtr.: Onions 3s Od qtr.; Swedes and pickling onions. Remember, an apple a day keeps tbe doctor away. Eat more fruit and be healthy. Countrv orders a Specialty. MRS. 18. TURNER STATION MART. WELD STREET, HOKITIKA. Cox 21. Phono 156. T BEG TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC, particularly tlie residents of South Westland, that I have taken over YDE’S MOTORS. Trips arranged to any part of the Coast or South Island. GORDON HARCOURT. GARAGE—Cameron’s Stables, Revell Street, Hokitika. Telephone No 87.

WINTER HAS COME! STUDY TMK ADVANTAGES OF HEATING BY GAS am, DOOMS MAY be SO 11 BATED AT A LOW COST AND A -MINIM I'M OF DAILY LA 808. Avoid tlie Drudgery of Coal Fites, by enjoying the Convenience, Cleanliness and Comfort of lIKATI.NO BY GAS! GAS for Heat- and Bower GAS for Cooking and Lighting The Economic Fuel of the Times The Beliahle Light for the Xiglit The Labor Saving Servant for Every Home. CONST LT YOU It G A SKITTER, or the HOKITIKA GAS COY., LTD. WORKS: - STAFFOR •> STREET.

TO .MOTORISTS. UP-TO-DATE TOT-11 INC CAR for HIRE, flay and nijzlit. Trips arranged to any part of the Coast. Ring V. Johansen, c/o Wild and Bas'oll'.-- Garage, I’lione ll^W.

C FOOTE « CO., WOOD AND • COATj .M KIT CHANTS AND OKNKUAb CA'HMKItS. SALK ST IT KKT. HOKITIKA. Have plkasuhe in annoitnc]N(r they me commencing businoss :is above. ami request share of public patronage. All orders carefully and promptly attended to.

M. HOUSTON & CO, LICENSED i.AXI) AGENTS, WllAllE STREET, ... HOKITIKA. rrorkrties for sack-.-jfJ-t J A ) Acre BUILDING SECTU I. 1 U TIOX Sowell Street. C* 1 O A—Hood Acre SECTION, -Cy' I.aU well situated, Spencer Street. jTt ~i fy t?.—-I Roomed COTTAGE, TW Reach Street, freehold. ~i OH ACRES. Koiternngi, swamp I.ZU section, easily drained; .Cl per acre. QAO- Good 7-Roomed DWELence; well situated in Revel! Street. L'iiOl) can remain on mortgage. 01 nnn-"’" lk in > wa,k 0,,t----l ? */UU Ou al ( onntry HOTEL doing splendid hnsiness: close to thriving coal mining township, and sawmills in vn inity. ral

C* p'/'v/'V —(MINERAL. STORK, CpS<OUU|;(ir Moutcro, near Nelson. Turnover last year £ 1.100; school and |\o. alongside. Stuck and plant approximately £IOOO at valuation, Good proposition for young couple. C. PFAHLERT. i RAKER AND CONFECTIONER. ! DESIRES TO NOTIFY that he has! PURCHASED the business lately carried on by MESSRS LAUGHTON UR OS., and asks for a continuance of the patronage extended in the jast. LAUGHTON BROS in endorsing aW.ve THANK all friends for past support and request a continuance of that valued support to their successor. CLYDE BAKERY. WKT.D ST., HOKITIKA. The Kanieri Bakery is also being continued as usual.

CLEVELAND CYCLE? AMERICA’S best +wv siroKv. £GO. F all particulars from iii sole agent for Westland — PETHIG, Soa>.