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Hokitika Guardian, 17 May 1924, Page 2

WINTER OVERCOATS ! —IN—ALL THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. -MEN’S .MOTOR COATS (Floooy-linod)—Cash Prices IHIs to 11,1 s. MEN’S TWEED OVERCOATS, in JifiDt and dark greys, br.wns and Navys—Cash prices 755, 7; js., 80s., to ]los. BOYS’ and YOUTHS’ TWEED OVERCOATS (sizes G to 15): Cash prices ,32s Gd to GOs. CALL IN AND MAKE YOUR CHOICE FROM THE to MEN’S OVERCOATS t YOURS’ IS HERE, BUT NOT FOR LONG. -ATW. H. STOPFORTH’S GENT’S OUTFITTER AND MERCER. P.O. BOX 04. HtCVELL ST., HOKITIKA. PHONE No. IGV. REMOVAL NOTICE ! Mil I CD’Q RRArERS. BEG TO NOTIFY THAT’ THEY HAVE irllLLLn o, removed to larger premises next to HEENAN’S BOOT SHOP, REVELL STREET. LATEST PRICE LIST! HOSE,—AII Wool, Cashmere 2.s 3d, 2s Gd. SPECIAL EXPANDING WELT—Double Feet 2s lid. COTTON LTSLE HOSE,—Is lid. now 1* 3d to dear. COTTON LLAMA FINISH HOSE, Is Gd-Xotv Is to dear. GENT’S AI.L WOOL SOX—Is 3d. LADIES PRINT OVERALLS, well-sized, with ji>»kets. sleeve* and bolt.—4s lid. FLANNELETTE NTGIITS, scolloped nod; and sleeves.—(is Gd. PURE LINEN TF.A TOWELS,—Is 3d. BOYS’ TROUSERS, well made, and lined through..m. i> ]edicts SIZES—I to 10,-5s Gd; 11 to IG.—Gs lid. The above are made from slrongnavy serge, and we have not tin* slightest hesitation in rceommenaing them. ALSO SHOWING—A large range of LADIES’ VELOUR COAIS AT REDUCED PRICES. MILLER’S MILLER’S RETELL STREET. HOKITIKA, (Next *<> Ileenan’s) AND AT GREY MOC 1 11.

ARTHUR G. PILKIH6TOH. 11 AH ULSTER ANI) SOLICITOR MASONIC CHAM HER?.. HAMILTON STREET. HOKITIKA. BARRY & SARGENT LTD. W Iai.INOTON. "vjkw Zealand's I.EA nr NO oi*TILT A NS. S|-ooinlisl« in T*«*st i Mix :inil I .nils Al:iktli<j. Cnii-iilt i.s vuu liiH’t! 1 1 or.lik'K. UAHHV A- SAKCKNT LTD.. lIS AVillis Si. \Vi!lin”loii. CHURCH SERVICES SI 'X DA V, .MAY IStIl. ("■ 11' lll'll OK ENCI.AND. MuKITIKA it i'.-:'- Mi'tiii-; 7 - AIIAH DMA A p.m. K.vii“..i.K. KILMAILA —!' ii.m. Holy (.'nmiiiunion. STASr'OiJi) p.m. Kv.ii-.siii, PKESIiVTEHI AN CHCHCII HOKITIKA.—II a.ni. and 7 p.m. Itev I*. 11. I'Tiimt, M.A. salvation arm y HOKITIKA—II n. 111., -LUO pm. (Sunday Hclinol) ; 7 p.m., sdvntinn meatin*;. METHODIST CHUKCn.

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. ESTABLISHED IHHU. Under the Savings Banks Act of 1*32. HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. X NTT.IIEST IS NOW ALLOWED 1 ON DEPOSITS UP TO £2OO AT PER CENT PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. The TRUSTEES MEET EVERY MONTH for despatch of business. WM. WILSON, Manager.

]).!!!. HOKITIKA.—II a.m. s*ml 7 I lev. J. F. .lack. HFMPHIIFYS- 3 v•!'•■• (> :i sehooli KAXlßßl—Tuesday (at Miss Martins: 7.30 p.m.—ltev. J. F. .Tank. IX MKMOHIAM. |<lXfl—ln loving memory ol' our dear sister Kliza King, wlio died on IStii. May. 19-3. Wo miss you I'roni your lioino dear Isy, Wo miss yon froth your tilnoo. A shadow o'er your house is oust. Wo miss ilio .siinsliino nT your fnoo. They miss your kinil ami willing luinil. Your fond amt earnest ouro. Your liomo is clurlc wit limit you. You tiro missed everywhere. Inserted hy lior loving sister and brother-in-law Cissy and Frank. Iv[X(< In loving memory of Kliza King, who died on May 18th. 19-3. Deeply regretted. Inserted hy Iter loving sisters and brothers.

LADIES' VELOUR A FUR COATS. (Just Manufactured). UNIQUE DESICNS. GEORGE DELBRfDGE LADIES’ & GENT’S TAILOR, Invites inspection, at his well-known establishment. Revel! St. Hokitika.

'fire Insur»i*. : . Marine Iri• snce, Personal Accident Employers' Liability Insurance, Vlotoi Car Insurance, Plan* Gla°s Insu-'nce Mcrttt«?e Indemnity. Fidelity Guarantee WILD, PUBLIC ACCuCM a NT, UAIiBULW BGakL) fa I ! 1 i Jtl NGh. :'.O. BOX. No. 14 :: HOKITIKA.

IHE WILL AND THE WAY. No. 50.—Easy Service. In one hundred districts *f the Dominion the Public Trust Office has representatives at the service of t lie public. This great extension of business nils been built up largely as the result of gaining the confidence of all sections .of the community,- n confidence tested during half a century and nlwuys found to he justified. This widespread organisation facilitates the relations between clients and the office and no trouble “follows a change of residence from one •list riot to another. The service of the Public Trust Office is not only safe; it is convenient for the client and prompt. Whatever test maylie applied to the Public Trust Office—a test of quality of service, a test of cost, a test of accuracy—the result is always the same. The Office is able to prove that it acts efficiently ami faithfully for all clients and beneficiaries, at a minimum of cost. The success attained by the Office must convince all impartial persons that it must merit the confidence plnceTl in it by its numerous clients. For full information apply to the Public Trustee. Wellington, or to MU T. R. SAYWF.LT,. Dist.-ict Public Trustee, (ireymouth. or Mr Wilson (Wm. Duncan end Co.), jjggnt Tancreij St., JTn'.'it'Hn> ;•