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Hokitika Guardian, 31 March 1925, Page 2

WEDNESDAY EVERYBODYS’ PICTURES WEDNESDAY WARNER BROS. Classic of the Screen with LENORE ULRIC in: “TIGER ROSE.’ 7 “TIGER ROSE” TWO REEL COMEDY -AND— LATEST IN TOIMCALS! COMING THURSDAY—WESLEY BARRY in - “THE COUNTRY KID.” MEN! WHY RUN THE RISK OF GETTING WET AND INJURING YOUR HEALTH GLANCE AT THE FOLLOWING AND ACT IMMEDIATELY. MACLOGAN’S OILY CANVAS RIDING COATS, guaranteed for 12 months —79 s 6d. THE SLICKER OILY 'CANVAS COAT, guaranteed for 12 months—7os. ROADMAN’S CAPES—27s 6d and 32s Gd. BUTTERFLY CAPES—I9s Gd, 21? and 22s 6d. BOYS’ LEROY TRENCH COATS—37s Gd to 455. CYCLING OIL CAPES—I9s Gd and 21s. OILSKIN THIGH LEGGINGS—I3s Gd LEROY THIGH LEGGINGS—2Is to 32s Gd. ALL-WOOL GABARDINE OVERCOATS—32s Gd to 1655. GENTS’ 16-lUB UMBRELLA—I2s Gd. BOX 94 PIIONI IG7 W. 11. STOPFORTH, GENT’S OUTFITTER HEVELL STREET, REYELL STREET, REYELL STREET, MILLERS BLANKETS FOR THE WINTER HOKITIKA. HOKITIKA. SINGLE 2i , G pair, teed absolutely pure. NOW IS THE TIME FOR THE PURCHASE OF WARM AND COMFY 111 AXKETS. NOTWITHSTANDING THE INCREASE IN THE PRICE OF WOOL WE ARE OFFERING COLONIAL ALL WOOL BLANKETS AT THE FOLLOWING BED-ROCK PRICKS:WHITE T & GREY 15ui:w " : 3711 HEAVY TWILL SHEETING, 80 inches wide, gun 18/6 per pair, of 5 yards. WE II WE THIS SHEETING READY STITCHED AT THE ABOVE PRICE READY FOR USE. COLONIAL FLANNELS—WHITE, GREY, PINK, NAVY AND NATURAL DRESS FLANNELS OF GOOD QUALITY & VARIETY OF SHADES 3/9 yard GENTS HEAVY WOOLLEN SOCKS 1/3 pair. GENTS’ NAVY & GREY FLANNELS 0/0 each. Large size and splendid value. GENT’S HEAVY KNITTED WOOLLEN UNDERWEAR PANTS & UNDER SHIRTS G/G each. BOY’S TROUSERS, FULL RANGE OF SIXES IN TWEED AND SERGE, strongly made pocket and lined— Sizes 3to 9—5/6 pair. Sizes 10 to 16—G/ll pair. THE MODEL HOUSE jyj ||_LE R , S THF ‘ MODEL ,IOUSE FOR VALUE. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA.FOR VALUE. BOX 75, GREYMOUTII.

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. ESTABLISHED 18G6, Under the Savings Bank Act of 1858, HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. INTEREST IS NOW ALLOWED ON DEPOSIT'S UP TO £2OO AT ti% PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. The TRUSTEES MEET EVERY MONTH for despatch of business. Wm. WILSON, Manager. COMING EVENTS. March 31—Entries close, for Boss Sports. March 31.—McLean’s Pictures, Princess Theatre. .March 31.—Master Pictures, Opera Houso. April 1. Everybody’s Pictures, Princess Theatre. April 3.—Westland County Council, monthly meeting at 2 p.m. April Bth.—At 7.30 p.m. annual meeting Westland Sub-Union. April 10—Good Friday. April 11. —Cycling Club Sports, Cass Square. Ap"il 12—Easter Sunday. April 14—Ross Sports. April 15.—Westland Racing Club’s autumn meeting. April 10.—Sports at Woodstock. April 23—St. George’s Day. April 23 —Anr.ac Day. April 29. —Soldiers’ Hall, benefit ball, Beautifying Society. June 3.—Bowling Club ball, Soldiers’ Hall.

THE UNITED INSURANCE CO. LTD FIRR—ACCIDENT—MOTOB CARMARINE. District Agent: RICHARD WILD. UDBLIC ACCOUNTANT. HARBOUR BOARD BUILDINGS, P.O. Bot, No. 14 :: HOKITIKA.

BE FAIR TO YOUR EYES! WE HOLD THE HIGHEST ENGLISH DIPLOMAS and offer a t'i.reifold service: We Test the Sight! We grind the lenses! Wo lit the glasses! Consult us if you have eye troubles. BARRY & SARGENT LTD,. 118 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. —AND—AT AUCKLAND AND PALMERSTON NORTH.

PROFESSION A L NOTICE. E. CHOLERTON, M.P.0.C.—M.V.0.A. ETC., OPTICAL SPECIALIST. OF WELLINGTON ANP NELSON. WISHES TO ANNOUNCE that owing to increasing business in this district he 'will be RETURNING TO HOKITIKA about NEXT JUNE and will he staying for another 2-4 weeks (D.V.). Appointments can be made in the meantime by writing to him, NATIONAL BANK CHAMBERS, NELSON.