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Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1924, Page 4

| The Man Who | j BUYS BOOTS § ill) By price alone is sure jj to side-step real value* Price is sometimes «n index to tbe w character of an article but often it Pi) gives a misleading impression of its n merit. In our Men’s FOOTWEAR, QUALITY and VALUE out-dis-tance their LOW PRICES. & M PA 52 r We provide {or alt Men’s requirements in Boots and Shoes. Purchase here and made a big stride forward in getting COMPORT and G> SATISFACTION combined with ECONOMY. ARCH LITTLE !J Boot and stioe Importer© & REVELL ST., HOKITIKA ® •Qi<!sassi«!C : iSi.i2^»<3ri3fi2siW»

BERRY’S CASH BUTCHERY. W 11,1.1 AM BERRY HAS PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING that he has OPENED A BUTCHER’S SHOP with the most modern appliances for health, cleanliness and convenient'^’. Steam plant for preparation of nil SMALL GOODS, which will be ON SALE DAILY. Only the best of meat, mostly own grown supplied. FIRST CLASS LAMB—Fiesh from paddocks. FRANK COOPER, Msuager. ADDRESS—WeId Street, near Clock Tower. Hokitika.

CLYDE BAKERY, WEED ST., HOKITIKA. C. PFAHLERT, baker and confectioner. Has taken oyer the above BAKERY BUSINESS and invites the general support of the public. I'RESH BREAD DAILY supplied to all parts of the district. The Kanieri Bakery is also being continued as usual.

C FOOTE & CO., WOOD AND COAL MERCHANTS AND GENERAL CARRIERS. SALE STREET, HOKITIKA. Have pleasure in announcing they bare commenced business as above, and request a share of public patronage. All orders carefully and promptly attended to.

PRODUCERS! PRODUCERS! YOU WILL HAVE FOR SALEt— IVOOL. HIDES, SHEEPSKIN'S, FAT CHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES. There is no better market than the METROPOLITAN MARKET, at ADDINGTON, consequently j'ou will probably be sending down your consignments for realisation to Car.terbu y, Such being the ense, WE OFFErt VOU QUP SFRVICES. Wo are A PRIVATE TIRM and we are tfco OLDEST HOUSE in the STOCK and STATION lino in this Island, and have been largely responsible for the present satisfactory basis upon which the stock business is conducted. Our business was established in 1864 and has been handed down from father to son, nnd the Principals of the business together with their sens, now comprise. MESSRS LEiCESTER MATSON, □ AVID MATSON, JACK MATSON, AND ALLAN MATSON. ably assisted by experienced officers, and all consignments entrusted to our can are PERSONALLY LOOKeP 1 AFTER. Wo pay promptly cesb payment fo Account Sales. Our basis of selling is: LIVESTOCK ‘2 i%; WOOL 2* SHEEP SKINS G%; HIDES fi 1 * Wo are Farmers Commission Sales men and have a Clientele comprising many of the foremost and most expo riencod Wool Kings, Farmers and Fatteners in Canterbury. Being a private FIRM wo can devote to our business thut personal enthusiasm and personal attention that only experienced men who have served cneir time can do. Our abilities as Salesmen have stood the test from Auckland to tho Bluff over a period of many years und our Firm is generally regarded uy other business confreres as being in the foiemost ranks. No Client’s busiucss is to small for us to uaiidle. Should you require to buy HORSES, CYTTLE, STORE SHEEP, GRASS Si- .DS, MANURE or MERCHANDISE, we shall bo glad to quote and glad to s?l! to you on the usual :erms that are prcvulent in this City. We are carrying full stocks of WOOL PACKS and CORN SACKS which we can quote at lowest current rates. We invite correspondence or a personal interview and we can assure you w 3 will leave nc stono unturned to faithluUy execute any business which y* u inuy place in our hands. We have no desire to act counter to the various business houses transacting business on tho Coast, and will ho pleased to receive consignments or tusiuess through them, or direct, as you may desire. Oi .* Address either by Letter or Telegram: MATSONS, Christchurch. H. MATSON AND CO

JAMES KING, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER RETELL ST., HOKITIKA. ! TMPORTER OF MERCANTILE STATIONLRV of every description. Account Looks, nil sizes. Typewriting ribbons, paper and sundries, fancy and ornamental stationery, drawing paper, school bags, and requisites stocked. Birthday and reward books, cards and illuminated tests, bibles, prayers and hymns. The latest books and magazines arriving by every mail.