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Hokitika Guardian, 19 August 1924, Page 1

u B&iynes Bungalow” Treadle Sewing Machines Price These machines offer exce lent value at the price. They are simple to use, easy tunning, and are fitted with all latest attachments and accessories. Duplicate parts and supplies are 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 ano altogether desirable piece of S 3 3 /r-rr-jr-rrrjrrjn furniture, adapted for use either as a bedside table, writing desk, or occasional table. Practical demonstration gladly given at any time. Carriage extra on machines. Discount I/- in the £ for Cash or on Monthly Accounts, J, Ballantyne & Co. Ltd., Christchurch I ASST OS’ USEFUL A a a 9, V-SV.; Tho famous Raven Ten now comes to you in a' strong, handsome, airtight Kitchen canister. Eucliof 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 IF ISA. 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. zb:: □:: ni: nr □; ,nrnr cm: cmmEn ::o:; ns -teces 11 i'.'lii'.'S WHAT TO DO WITH VOUlt i'l OPOSSUM SKINS! n We want to buy 10,000 Opossum L 4 m skins in order to complete cur export order. In order to make sure of filling tliis order WK OK I'Ell 11 Kill KST CASH I’ll IC ES—Kree of all store or Commission charges—for any quantity of opossum skins. SO send YOUR’S in to-day BEFORE IT 13 TOO LATE! Itemeinlier us for all expert fur work, including the making up, Tanning, Repairing, Rclining and Remodelling of Furs. ALASKA FUR DEPOT, fannfneturims Furriers, Tanners, Dyers iuh.l Tur 1 Hitlers, 103 \\ illis Sheet, (upstairs) Wellington. (Next- Duke of K<]inl>nr«h Hotel.) f*j nrni • nr ioeceej a □ *"f □ rj fj hi ?" I □ Lj id W. O’BRIEN’S ROYAL MAIL SOTOR SERVICE. HOKITIKA KAXIERI KOK-- TAHI KOITERANGI. TWICE DAILY 1 TWICE DAILY I LEAVE KOITERANGI—At 9 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. I-F.AVE KOKATAm— At O.iJO a.m. and 7 p.m. LEAVE HOKITIKA-At 4 p.m. and 10.30 p.m. Bus calls nt Pamment and Bergamini’sClarage, Railway Hotel, T. Moynihan’l Hampden St., af l L. Uot-ch’s, Coiner of Sal© and Stafford Sti. Parcels, yooda and rnssengers picked up at- the above plaeei. KTNfO CP: —GEce, Koitersngi; Koka*ah> Garage; or 1(56 Hokitika. OARS ANT) BDBBEO FOR hire, day OR NIGHT 1