Page 2 Advertisements Column 3

Hokitika Guardian, 19 November 1924, Page 2

TO-NICHT EVERBODYS* PICTURES TO-NICHT TOM MIX in:— TOM MIX in : “MILE-A-MiNUTE ROMEO.” “MILE-A-MINUTE ROMEO.” Supported bv “TWO JOHNS” 2-reel eomedv and FOX WORLD'S NKWS. THURSDAY— “BEYOND THE RAINBOW” —THURSDAY “BUFFALO BILL” (serial). 2-reel comedy. Orchestra and Usual Prices. ~ um \GoodHose is always a good investment "because you'll find they outlast two and sometimes three pairs of the ordinary so-called “cheaper” lines Buy the best hosier}! herd, costs no more. , W. H STOPFORTH, I MERCER AND OUTFITTER, Box 91. rhone No IG~. HOKITIKA. M I LLER’S MILLER’S It E V E T, L ST.— II O K 1 T I K A . HERE ARE VALUES THAT MUST APPEAL TO YOU! ALL AT GENUINE BARGAIN PRICES! ! HEAVY DOUBLE 80in. TWILL-SI I EETINC— 18 s Gd per pair (;> yards). This is a special purchase of a limited amount and a great value while it lasts. BLACK SILIv HOSE at the exceptionally low price of 2s lid per pair. These hose are of nice quality, silk to knee and spliced heel and toe. SUMMER FROCKS—Cotton morning frocks Is lid, gingham fiocks (fast dye) os lid, Sakusau silk frocks 19s Gd, 21s Gd, and 22s Gd. coloured linen frocks los Gd. These frocks are of exceptional value—value that can only Ik< realized hv actually seeing them, and will leave you wondering how they can he made up at the price. Or if you prefer to make up your own frocks, we can oiler you dress lengths of many delightful materials, among which are:— THE NEW COTTON CREPE-DE-CHINE. in dainty stiipe effects, always attractive—ls Gd per vd., Ids Gd dress length. RALSI.EY YOTLES. a charming and dainty faliric. in beautiful design and colouring, 2s Gd per yd, Gs 9d dress length. STRIPED Els! T. splendid for wear,.'is <!d pur yd.. Its Gd dress length. COLOURED POPLINS, RATINE VOILES. COLOURED FUGI SILKS.

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. ESTABLISHED 1866. Undor thd Savings Banks Act of 1852. HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. INTEREST 10 NOW ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS DP TO £2OO AT PER CENT PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. The TRUSTEES MEET EVERY MONTH for dospntch of business. WM. WILSON, Manager.

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

LADIE?’ VELOUR A FUR COATB. (Jo»t Manufactured). UNIQUE OEBICNa. GEORGE DELBRIDGE LADIES’ A GENT’S TAILOR, Invites inspection at hu well-known establishment, Ilevell St. Hokitika.

SPECIAL INVESTMENT OF ESTATE FUNDS Will'll the Public Trustee is directed by :i will or trust instrument to invest the moneys of any estate or trust outside the Common Fund, he takes every care to secure the best available safe i nvestment. Although the State guarantee does not apply to such investments, the Public Trustee exercises all the care that a private trustee would exercise, and is liable for loss to the same extent as a private trustee. Cntil a suitable investment is found, a Common Fund mortgage is allocated from the Ist of the month following the receipt of the- funds and the interest therefrom is credited to the estate. The Public Trustee has special facilities for the investment of funds in mortgages or local lwjdy debentures. Where funds are specially invested by the Public Trustee exactly the same rate of interest is obtained by the beneficiaries as would he obtained by a private trustee in similar -circumstances.” por information aprly to W. WILSON, Agent of the Public 'Trustee, a Hokitika.