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Hokitika Guardian, 18 August 1924, Page 1

Mest V ej o m m m m m 1 ssg \m\ r - • ViX O-* v /: V 1 !vO* r ' £ T-v as iUii X* m ass kS W S&; R mgss&wßam m CHEMISTS a»d STORES DON! KEEP HEARN ES BRONCHITIS CURE- ’THEY SELL IT!! EVERYWHERE Z'Q 4m 4$ 'allamiyn.es (€ wmalow 9> Treadle swing Machines Price pa cSgSSSSrTJ w 55 Jt&iX. jTI .ies*£§3oi^>'; sw£ ,1 These machines offer excellent value at the price. 1 hey are simple to use, easy tunning, and are fitted with all latest attachments and accessories. Duplicate parts and supplies arc always obtainable, and a book of instructions is given free with each machine. Encased in an artistically designed Cabinet of Fumed Oak, the machine, when not in use, makes a neat cno altogether desirable piece of . . , ,l, furniture, adapted fo, use either as a bedside table, writing desk, or occasional table. Practical demonstration gladly given at any time. Carriage extra on machines. Discount 1/- in the £ for Cash or on Monthly Accounts, j. Ballantyne & Co . Ltd., Christchurch a ASST OF ■PSIFUS lafl m @3 The famous Raven Tea now comes to you in a strong, handsome, airtight Kitchen canister. Each of these canisters is marked with the name of a cooking ingredient. You can soon build up a complete set. These canisters are free—there is no difference in the price of -hTn.iii! V-'?; Kißo TEA Raven Tea is the most fragrant leaf grown in sunny Ceylon. It has that refreshing flavour which has made tea the national beverage. 3/2 per lb. from all grocers.