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Hokitika Guardian, 21 May 1924, Page 2

WINTER OVERCOATS —IN—ALL THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. MEN’S MOTOR COATS (Fleecy-lined)—Cash Prices 110 s to 115 s. MEN’S TWEED OVERCOATS, fn light and dark greys, browns and Nnvys—Cash prices 755, 755., 80s., to 110 s. BOYS’ and YOUTHS’ TWEED OVERCOATS (sizes G to 15): Cash prices 32s Gd to 60s. CALL IN AND MAKE YOUR CHOICE FROM THE 40 MEN’S OVERCOATS ! YOURS’ IS HERE, BUT NOT FOR LONG. —ATW. H. STOPFORTH’S GENT’S OUTFITTER AND MERCER. P.O. BOX 91. REVELL ST., HOKITIKA. PHONE No. IG7. REMOVAL NOTICE ! Mil I CD»C DRAPERS, BEG TO NOTIFY THAT THEY HAVE mILLLn o, removed to larger premises next to HEENAN’S BOOT SHOP, REVELL STREET. LATEST PRICE LIST! HOSE,—AII Wool, Caslunerc 2s 3d, 2s Gd. SPECIAL EXPANDING YYELT, — Double Feet- 2s lid. COTTON LISLE HOSE,— Is lid, »ow Is 3d to clear. COTTON LLAMA FINISH HOSE, Is Gd - Now Is to c.ear. GENT’S ALL WOOL SOX—Is 3d. 1A DIES PRINT OVERALLS, well-sized, with pocket-,, sleeve., and hell.- - -Is lid. , FLANNELETTE NIGHTS, .scolloped neck and sleeves.—Os IMPURE LINEN TEA TOWELS,— Is 3d. BOY'S’ TROUSERS, well made, and lined t liroiighoiit. 2 pocket., SIZES—I to 10,—5s Gd; 11 to 10,—Gs lid. The above are made from strongnavy serge, and we have not the slightest hesitation in recommending them. ALSO SHOWING—A large range of LADIES’ Y ELOf R COAIS AT REDUCED PRICES. MILLER’S MILLERS RETELL STREET, HOKITIKA, (Nest +o Heonan’s) AND AT GREY UOI HI

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. ESTABLISHED 18GG. Under the Savings Banks Act of 1852. HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. TNTKREST IS NOW ALLOWED J- ON DEPOSITS UP TO £2OO AT PER CENT PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. Tlie TRUSTEES MEET EVERY MONTH for despatch of business. \V.\r. WILSON, Manager.

LADIES' VELOUR & FUR COATS. (Just Manufactured). UNIQUE DESICNS. GEORGE DELBRIDGE LADIES' & DENT’S TATLOR, Invites inspection at his well-known establishment, Revell St. Hokitika.

ARTHUR G. PILKINGTGN. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR MASONIC CHAMBERS. HAMILTON STREET, HOKITIKA THE WILL AND THE WAY. No lIS. Misunderstanding of Common Fund. Any business 111:111 who is in doubt about the advantages of the investment of money in tile Common Euml of the I’ul:lie Trust Office is advised to apply for a full explanation of the system. Many testators, who originally had a feeli upc that this State-guaranteed fund did not offer a sufficiently high rate of interest, compared with the possible return from lesser secure investments, have changed their opinion after a careful consideration of all the facts. Money’s invested in the Common Fund began to hear interest without delay; the safety of both capital and interest is guaranteed: the interest is paid promptly, in full on due dates; there is no break in the investment, so that there is never any loss of interest; the capital moneys are available for distribution immediately the occasion arises. If, despite these advantages, a testator wishes to provide for special investment of money outside the Common Fund, the Public Trustee will arrange for the best available investment. For full information apply to the Public Trustee, Wellington, or to MR T. It. SAYWELL. District Publie Trustee. Greymouth. or Mr Wm. Wilson (Wm. Duncan and Co.), agent Tailored St., Hokitika. “NAZOL” acts like a charm In tackling coughs (did colds. Penetrating and garm-killinff. Better than mixtures or gynips, Most economical. Is Cd.