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Hokitika Guardian, 14 May 1925, Page 1

Recent Gold Snaps give warning to provide Woollens for the Winter There is a sense of security in wearing a good woollen garment. Ballantynes qualities in Warm, Cosy Materials are most desirable for Bed Jackets, Dressing Gowns, Children’s Coats, Scarves, Gaiters, etc. The Doctor All-wool Molleton Flannel,. in Mauve, Nigger, Save, Cardinal, and Mid Brown, 40 inches — 7/6 per yard Heavy All-wool Molleton Flannel, in Sky, Pink, Mauve, Cardinal. Maroon, Saxe, Kingfisher, and Hello, 42 inches—--8/6 per yard Itovcrslblo Molleton Cloth, All Cotton, in Saxe-Rose, Grey-Saxe, Grey-IMnk, and Sky-Pink, 80 inches — S/3 per yard Super Knopp Cloth, Stockinette Bock, in Cream, Fawn, Crimson, Saxe, Scarlet, Cardinal, Maroon, 54 inches — 16/6 per yard All-wool Ripple Cloth, in Cream, Sky, Rose, Shell Pink, Fawn, Light and Dark Saxe, Vleux Rose, Kingfisher, Mauve, Maroon, and Cardinal, 42 inches—--8/G per yard Horrockses' Ripple Clotih, All Cotton, but giving a good measure of warmth at low cost, In Light and Mid Saxe, Hello, and Vleux Rose, 36 inches—--2/11 per yard French Flannel, Super Quality, Allwool; dainty shades —Rose Pink, Shell Pink, Cardinal, Maroon, Mid Saxe, Mauve, and Kingfisher, 2S inches — 5/11 per yard PATTERNS WILLINGLY SENT TO ANY ADDRESS. Ballantynes Woollens Conserve the Heat & Resist the Cold Discount: 1/- in the £ for Cash or on Monthly Accounts. J. Ballantyne & Co, Ltd. CHRISTCHURCH iiil Li II ill y || LI I"! 1! IN I! iiil 111 Li |:i I". f;J I;! Preliminary Announcement. 1925 Model Invincible TALBOT ENGLAND’S BEST CAR. HAS ARRIVED IN CHRISTCHURCH. \ND IS CREATING A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF INTEREST OWING TO ITS WONDERFUL RERI TATION AS A WINNER OF SCORES OF PETROL* ECONOMY TESTS. RELIABILITY TRIALS, HILL CLIMBING CONTESTS. AND INTERNATIONAL SPEED EVENTS. INVINCIBLE FOR ROWER. COMFORT, ECONOMY —AND PRICE. W E WI LE GLADLY SUPPLY FULL PARTICULARS TO anybody interested. MODELS FROM £475. i TENCH BROS., Ltd., ]4l CAMBRIDGE TERRACE, C II R IST CHURCH

“Haven’t you heard. Betty? “Well, 1 thought the Raven Tea 21b. canister* were just the jolliest new idea—but a 51 b. canister is better still for cakes and biscuits. It’s so good to look at too I I'm glad 1 always buy Tea—for I’d be tempted to buy any kind for tho sake of such a beautiful tin, aid Raven is just the most delicious tea I have ever tatted, and is always the same Why, certainly, 'phono your grocer right now, there’* such a ruth for the now 51b. canister* — and—don't forget it’s 34

HAINES’ THE UP-TO-DATE STORE. AUR FRUIT AND VEGETABLES v y arcs bought direct from the If you want tlio dwapest °nd the U'.st. Pay ns a visit to-day. Wo have a largo supply of Pears, Plums. Apples, and Tomatoes, we aro selling at reduced prices. \ DSO Oranges, Lemons, Grapes, Pineapples, Cucumbers, Celery, Cabbage. Cauliflowers, Carrots, Parsnips, Marrows. Pumpkins, Onions, Pickling Onions, (Garlic, Beans, Peas, Potatoes. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. RING ’PHONE 107. P.O. BOX 92. THOS. B. BATY, MOTOR ENGINEER OF GREYMOUTH. BEGS TO NOTIFY that he is OPEN- ' IXG A BRANCH in WELD STREET. HOKITIKA, as FROM DECEMBER Ist., and trusts to have the ■ontinued patronage of old customers md. of the motoring public generally. patrons can. rely on receiving first •lass workmanship and prompt attenWEST COAST AGENTS—For the DODGE, RUGBY and AUSTIN. OARS; also DODGE TRUCKS WEST CO IST AGENTS FOR STAR TYRES.

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