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Hokitika Guardian, 1 October 1924, Page 1

i mn /f i am\ ' A 'L f** V'-I' m m m ■« M ,l\l ' •: : : omm i;\ «L> pK 6& «5i The New Dainty and Durable Princess IJn^^kirting” IS Shown at Ballantynes Daintily embroidered and hemstitched, lliis new fabiic for making Princess Pellicoals, Cami-Knickcrs, clc., comes ill a durable quality White Cambric, dOins. wide. Shown in four smart designs (pictured above), each being embroidered along both sides, thus obviating the necessity for much troublesome joining of separate edgings to neck and hems of garments. About a yard and three-quarters is. ample for ft Princess Underskirt. Prices, 4/11 and 5/6 yard. . J. Ballantyne & Co. Ltd. CHRISTCHURCH

<0 o 2 & lOO^power ’s what is in the Tanli that counts. No matter how perfect the Engine of your car it cannot develop maximum efficiency unless fed with good m.olor spirit—fill the tank with “Gold Crown” Gasoline and get 100 per cent, power. Laboratory Test or Running Test, either will prove the superiority of this refined Motor Spirit. Ask your Garage for “Gold Crown” Gasoline GASOLINE* it takes you farther — 44 Gold Crown” Gasoline is a product of the Standard Oil Company (California) the largest Petroleum Producers and Refiners in the World. Imported & Distributed by National Oil Co., Ltd., Wellington. Telegrams: “Natolco." ANDREW PARIOiILL FOOTE & KEARNS,

GENERAL GROCER. FITZHERBEBT ST., HOKITIKA. BEGS TO NOTIFY the general public that he has taken over the GROCERY BUSINESS conducted for so many years by his late father, and trusts to secure a fair share of patronage. Orders called for; delivery prompt. Phono 163.