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Hokitika Guardian, 4 July 1924, Page 1

E 32553 E2S2 EE3 /3§ ggEegg insasa E 2553 EE523 B MONDAY, JUNE 23rd MARKS COMMMENCEMENT OF — § PATERSON’S DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERn SKIP SALE, RE-0 It G A XIS A TlO XIX OUIt SHOP CALLS FOR A QUICK CI.EAItAXCE OP GOODS—A SLAUGHTER OF PRICES THAT WILL HE | NEW TO THIS TOVVX. SEX I'LM EXT WOX’T STOP US IX THIS I RUTHLESS C'UTTIXCi DOWX OF PRICES—THESE GOODS M UST i GO. NEVER AGAIX WILL YOU GET AX (JPPORTUXITY TO ] SECURE QUALITY GOODS AT SUCH PRICES. . Biggin w# Mi MJi T 1 PATERSONS (LATE PATERSON & LLOYD), BOX 80. "WHERE MONEY GOES FURTHER." REVELL ST. Agents for C. Taylor and C'o., Expert Dyers and French Cleaners.

D. SENT POSTAGE PAID M my [fs M anin m i "'^sp JtfM&iJ' Xfii idfa* fSo x$ One Price 7 m RICH HEAVY CORD SILK RIBBON, 4ins. wide, 2 shades V. Rose—Usual Price 2/6. sin. Green and Blue OMBRE RIBBON—UsuaI Price 2/11, yard. 2in. PAISLEY STRIPE, Cardinal, Lemon, Brown—Usual Price 1/11. 2in. BLACK MOIRE GOLD EDGE—Usual Price 1/6 yard. 2in. GRANITE SILK RIBBONS, Royal, V. Rose, Cardinal Usual Price 1/11. din. TRICOLINE RIBBON, V. Rose-Usual Price 2/11, Post your Orders to-day to Manager P.O. Box 1013 MJiiuag ibm FQ yAut Christchurch

rmiM 'tzjy srjissru THE LADIES’ CAB . . . THE FARMERS’ CAR , THE BUSINESS MAN’S CAR THE BEST VALI-E CAR THE RICHT PRICED CAR THE GUARANTEED CAR 8 £270 HOKITIKA £270 AND EVERY PART GUARANTEED ui 13 m WILD & BASSE RETELL STREET, HOKITIKA AGENTS s.: BCtatfguvrfa-se-"”*-* o L u ■JX m Ssffi£ as-~ _ >\ \\ aagSSHSS «3<3 ■M B TYRES/TUBES & PARTS Prices Fit Your Purse Any Cyclist gets uneasy when he sees a high price tag. You will avoid such feelings if you purchase your Tyres, Tidies and Parts here. WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT IN THESE QOODS, and our Prices are consistently low. WHY NOT GET YOUR REQUIREMENTS NOW? Dominion Cycle Depot E. C. Toohey, Propr. Revell St., HOKITIKA sons 9 ■y>v U\ X

W. O’BRIEN’S ROYAL WAIL MOTOR SERYICE. HOKITIKA KANIERI KOKATAHI KOITERANGI. TWICE DAILY! .TWICE DAiLYI , LEAVE KOITERANGI—At 9 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. LEAVE KOKATAHI—At 9.30 a.m. nnd 7 p.m. LEAVE HOKITIKA—At 4 p.m. and 10.30 p.m. Bn* calls at Pammcnt nnd Bergamini’sGnrage, Railway Hotel, T. Moynihan’s Hampden St., and L. Gooch’s, Comer of Sale and Stafford Sts. Parcels, Goods and Passengers picked up at the above places. AING UP:—Offico, Koiterangi; Kekatahi Gnrago; or 160 Hofeitnc*, OARS AND BUSSES FOR HIRE, DAT OR NIGHT I