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Hokitika Guardian, 9 June 1925, Page 4

% BOOTS AND SHOES FOR SCHOOL! FOR SCHOOL AVEAU THE YO UNGSTERS X E I'. I) STHnXO. STURDY BOOTS AND SHOES THAT WILE STAND ANY AMOUNT OF ROUGH WEAR. OLIVER AND DUFF SHOW THESE STYLES AND SIXES FOR lIOYS AND GIRLS OF ALL AGES. BRING THE YOUNGSTERS IN TO- DAY—YOU WILL BE AS PLEASED WITH OUR I.OW PRICES AS YOU WILL WITH THE BOOTS THEMSELVES. OLIVER AND DUFF 15 0 0 T I .M FOR T K It S II 0 K I T l K A \ •• "• S '■ '• '• '■ •• Vi ANY LOAD TO ANYWHERE SOMEBODY AVANTS TO .MOVE QUICKLY - A LOAD OF BRICKS IS WANTED URGENTLY—PERHAPS A TRAIN OR BOAT TO CATCH WITH PERISHABLE GOODS; AVHATKVER THE EMERGENCY AYE’RE ON THE JOB. EVERY CARE TAKEN, TOO, AND VERY REASONABLE RATES. PASSENGER OARS FOR HIRE TO ANYWHERE, ANY HOUR, NIGHT OR DAY. ORR B ROS - Hokitika. ’Phone—Garage, 118 S; private l-ISM. Garage—Wharf Street, Hokitika. A Postcard will bring for your approval Huge Selection of ■f-RI There’s no wider range or heller Value on earth. a® Buying" only for cash and manufacturing for the eleven huge establishments has made Stewart Dawson’s famous throughout the world for ring-s. Stewart Dawson’s rings embody the best value (TfcvM,, —the highest quality—the latest styles. A lavishly-illustrated and plainly-priced catalogue, together with finger-measuring" card, is yours for the asking. Send a postcard to-day. S\wdt%mo(i4M Largest Jewellers In the British Empire. STEWART DAWSON’S CORNER, CHRISTCHURCH.

WINTER HAS COME THE MODERN GAS EIRE (.JIVES THE (iREATEST AMOUNT OF ITS HEAT TO THE ROOM BY RADIATION. TILE SMALL PROPOiITION OF TJ-IJ3 HEAT WHICH IT GIVES BY CONVECTION IS AT A LOW TEMP FEAT LIKE AND DOES NOT CAUSE LN-HYGIKNIO HEATING OF TILE AIL. THAT IS WHY GAS FILES ABE RUING It AFI DRY ADOPTED FOE lIOI'SEiIO[,L) HEATING. INSPECT THE NEW RABJATIHS AT THE GAS WORKS & W. H, SHANNON’S STAFFORD ST. RETELL ST. lIOKIT I K A . rrr NEWMAN BROS- LTD.. ROYAL MAIL AND PASSENGER MOTOR SERVICES. XKi.SON-WKsT COAST.—I.t-«ve Nelson 'lor (lieidiopc, .Murchison. Wc-st-pnrt tm<i Ueeftun Daily itt S a.m. Leave Westport ami I!i:-ol'to;i Daily at 7.H0 a.in., tin ive m .Nelson p.m. ; also .Mondays, Wednesdays and I'Vidavs fur (llt-iiliope to eonnoi t with Train to Nelson. We-ipnrt to lied ton, Daily, JO a. in.. : lieefton to Westport. Daily 111 a.m. X It'LSf iN-RI.KN 11 111 M. I.eave Nelson Daily at 7 a. hi.. !) a.in., and 1.17 p.m., arriving Itlciboiin II a.in., L'.IUI p.m,. and .7.,'ti.) p.m. Leave Blenheim Daily at 7 a in.. 0 am., and 1.1.7 p.ie. XKLSUN AiO'l't I INA -II i VAK A . Leave Nelson 0 a.in., and -I p.m. Daily, arrive in II iv.a la fl.t'O a. in. and (I p.m. H J \V.\ It A-MOTT KK AN K LS( i.N . Ilnne Daily. 7.1.7 a.in.. s tun., and I rm. to lio s iin! : I'tiiiiv-. ill.. a. in. v:i r Iron; iI ; vcn!-: :i nms via. .M.iriri and In .-nut n, nrrite in Nelson 1n..t0 a.in., ii'tnrinng from Nelson at •I p.m. liv ll.e same route. t-'pei ml Tollring *' ( ADI l,L.\( .Motors available at shortest notice for ■Spl'linl Trips, Dirked Drivers. Comfortable am! Rclahle Cars. All I’a reels .Ml'.sf he pro-paid. Head Olliee. CROWN OARAOK, NI'ILSON. ’l’liune 121 Private .Address: I’.O. Briglitwator. ’.Rhone 11. Brandi Oflices—Blenheim, Westpnrt. Heelton, Motueka, Wellington (W. ]M. Hanna lily ne and Co), Iho.v (.'ook anti Sons, and New Xealaml (lovernment Tourist Branches. A. IT. LAWN, Agent, Hokitika; lIAHLEY & CO LTD.. Agents. (.Teyimmtli,

THGS. B. BATY, MOTOR ENGINEER OF GREYMOUTH. "PEGS TO NOTIFY that he is OPENJL INO A BRANCH in WELD STREET HOKITIKA, as FROM DECEMBER Ist., and trusts to have the continued patronago of old customers and of the motoring public generally. Patrons can rely on receiving first class workmanship and prompt attention. WEST COAST AGENTS—F<>, the DODGE, RUGBY and AUSTIN CARS; also DODGE TRUCKS. WEST COAST AGENTS FOR STAR TYRES. COMMERCIAL SUPPER ROOMS, REYELL STREET, HOKITIKA. 'PHONE 37. MRS J. L. FOWLER WISHES TO NOTIFY the people of Hokitika, that she has taken ever the above business. Fresh fish, oysters (in season) tried fish and chips to take away. AH orders promptly delivered. The dining room will ho under the personal supervision of Mrs Fowler and grat class suppers can be assured.