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Hokitika Guardian, 3 September 1924, Page 1

NEW MS FOR OLD ! "SURFLA’ ” YOU AYII.L SAY, “THIS MODKRN STOIiY WILL FIND A WORT lIY RIVAL IN TDK AOE 01,1) EASTERN STORY OF ‘NEW LAMPS FOR 01,0.”’ HUT IT IS NO FABLE; IT ONLY MKAXSTIIAT PATK.HSO.VS ARK NOW ABLE TO OFFER A HAT BLOCKING AND CI.KAXINCJ- SKHVIOK TO TIIK AA’KST COAST PUBLIC. HATS BROUGHT INTO UK OKKANKD OR RKRI.OCKKD NYU,I, UK FORAY A R OKI) TO A FIRM OF REPUTED HAT BLOCKERS AN" 110 AVI 1.1, RKTURN THKM, IN SHARK AND A PI’KA RANCH AS GOOD AS XKAV. AVILL YOU I.KAVK YOUIFS TODAY? PATERSONS (LATE PATERSON 8 LLOYD), BOX 86. "WHERE MONEY GOES FURTHER." REVELL ST. Agents for G. Taylor and Co., Expert Dyers and French Cleaners. BHBB3 EZ&SS miS® Egfig-TI W m tzsx r stsasys ; » wlllu is Freshness of Spring— MX Cettoa- Dress Fabrics Never in ihe history of coltm Lottes — nat even when the early Victorian designs were so novel, hes the vogue for something different been so we!! met. Here, on the ihrcsuoU c! Soring, the D.I.C. has opened the flood-gates cf Fashion to the outpouring of more © Cotton Dress Fabric Novelties than have ever been seen in any single season previously. Patterns Free where'er you be DOVAY MAROCAINS, in smart styles. -lOin. 6/11 yard TOSALINE CRKI'FS, in n:w styles. •lOin. • 3/6 yard LOUISE \’GILES, ill French designs, -iOin.— 3/6 3/11 yard CREPE DE CHINE (Cette,;), great range cf plain and stripes, dOin. .. • • • • 5/11 yard DELAIMETTE, in dark styles for morning wear, -lOin. 3/11 yard GEORGETTES, the fashion cotton fabric for the Summer, in plain and floral styles, -lOin. 3/11 d/ll 5/6 5/11 yard NEW LINGERIE LAWN, in pretty styles for night and f underwear, -lOin. .. 2/D 3/6 4/11 yard Write for Samples this very day to Manager, Box 1013, Christchurch WE PAY THE POSTAGE F 6 SEE sraL"i.:Gi :u: “: .g: .t: BUY OVERLAND AND REALISE ECONOMICAL ECONO.'i It'A f. SERVICEABLE SERVICEABLE. IMPORTABLE COMFORTABLE .£270! HOKITIKA £270! SIX MONTH’S TREE SERVICE ! THE CUt FOR EVERYBODY AT A PRICK EVERYBODY CAN AFFORD. FREE DEMONSTRATIONS GIVEN BY It EA’E L L STR EE T —-II OKfT IK A ?□"' ?□"; ;p" 1 sex -Ei tqtcih Vi E-mi 3KZ —& r± i \i Most Cyclists are wil-—Nv?-V- wCxN Jijig to have THE BEST. Nobody nillinglv chouses the Second Best and n ’hen the BEST RACING CYCLES COST NO MORjp than the Second Best WHY NOT HAVE THE BEST? That is our story in a Nutshell Corny,, and let us show you why the Racing Cycles we build ARE 1 tlb BBS I . IE.C. Toohey, Prop. Revell St., Hokitika smasßssiEßsasEßat&BHßßtEmEEsanßßas