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Hokitika Guardian, 13 October 1924, Page 2

Qxaclly what iS cloihzs economy P TT is not always the buying A of a suit at a low price —lt is not always in the selection of the exceptional in materials —that clothes economy is found. It is in the wise choice of a good material put into the hands of an expert who thoroughly understands cut style and lit Here you'll find true clothes economy.W. H.STOPFORTH, .M E 1? C E R II OKI T IKA. MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER’S LATEST LIST OF NEW GOODS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, COMPATIBLE WITH GOOD QUALITY. Each— ALSO A LINE OF BEAUTIFUL SILK LACES, at prices which will tempt you. AND AT REV ELL ST., HOKITIKA. MILLER’S GREYMOUTH

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. ESTABLISHED 1866. Under the Savings Banks Act of 1852. HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. INTEREST IS NOW ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS UP TO £2OO AT PER CENT PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. The TRUSTEES MEET EVERY MONTH for despatch of business WM. WILSON, Manager. LADIE9’ VELOUR & FUR COATS. (Just Manufactured). UNIQUE OEBICNB. GEORGE DELBRIDGE LADIES’ A GENT’S TAILOR, Invites inspection at hia well-known establishment, Itovell St. Hokitika.

THE UNITED INSURANCE CO. LTD FIRE—ACCIDENT —MOTOR CARMARINE. District Agent: RICHARD WILD, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. HARBOUR. BOARD BUILDINGS, P.O. Box, No. 14 :: HOKITIKA.