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Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1925, Page 2

MONDAY EVERYBODY’S PICTURES MONDAY. GRAND DOUBLE STAR DISPLAY • —LARRY SEMOX IN— —LARRY SE.UOX IN—“THE GIRL IN THE LIMOUSINE.” Five Reels “THE SHADOW OF THE EAST.” Five Reels —FRANK MAYO AND —MILDRED HARRIS— The smashing sequel to “THE SHEIK,” in MISS WILLIAMS'S ORCHESTRA reels (l>v the same author) USUAL PRICES. WELCOME NEWS FOR THE RESIDENTS OF HOKITIKA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS MILLER’S "JgriSKSJSSSr MILLER’S ARE OFFERING 1500 PAIRS OF LADIES’, GENTS’ AND CHILDREN’S FOOTWEAR which must he sold regardless of cost. These boots are absolutely reliable, and the values are such as defy competition, in any part of the Dominion. We would urge our customers to make the best of tbis great opportunity. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. COMM ENCI N C—TH U RSDAY, JULY IGlh. NOTE THE ADDRESS: L. B. MILLER NEXT STEPHEN’S, DRAPERS, REYELL ST., HOKITIKA. STOPFORTH’S Great Alteration c Ode TIMS GREAT ALTERATION' SALE TS DRAWING TO A CI.O.'E. XE\ - ERTIIEI.ESS A LOT OF MEX'S WEAR REMAINS WHICH AYE ARE DETERMINED TO CLEAR DURING THESE FINAL SALE DAYS. WHAT BETTER AVAY TO DO THIS THAN TO BRING DOWN THE PRICES STILL FORTIER—MEN AVI I.L SAVE POUNDS DURING THESE EVENTFUL FINAL SALE DAYS. YOU’LL BE SORRY IE YOU DON'T CALL TO-DAY OR TO-MORROW. The Final Bargains 30 Dozen Men's Soft Collars (All Sizes) — Sale price 3 for 3s. 4 doz. Assorted Roslyn, Petone, Manawatu, and Bruce Pink Underwear — Sale price 10s 11d to 15s 6d. The Chvibel Waterproof Overcoat, with belt, usual price 45s (all sizes)— Sale price 27s fc'd. 2 doz. Boys’ Tweed Hats, usual price Its lid — Sale price 3s 3d. Men's High-grade Garb Overcoats, usual price !Os to 1 .VisSale price 59s Gd to 115 s. T W. H. STOPFORTH, “ GENT’S OUTFITTER REVELE STREET,

THE UNITED INSURANCE CO. LTD FIRE—ACCIDENT—MOTOR CAR MARINE. ’ District Agent:— RICHARD WILD, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. HARBOUR BOARD BUILDINGS, P.O. Box No. 14 :: HOKITIKA. SAVING PRIVATE ESTATES When Sic Julius Vogel, half a century ago, persuaded Parliament to pass the Public Trust Bill his action was not due to a pressure for “State enterprise” in a general way. It was not the wish of the statesmen here in the early seventies to look for a t.overnment prolit in a new undertaking. They decided to establish the Public Trust Oflivo because they were firmly convinced by hard cold facts that such an institution was necessary for the saleguarding of private estates. As far back as the year 1870 Sir Julius Vogel referred to “innumerable eases” of minors whose inheritance had been largely wasted or utterly lost by the mistakes, the tin wise speculation or the peculation or trustees. The Public Trust Office canto then as a sure means of enabling a testator to make the test possible provision for his dependants without fear of mishap. For information apply to: W. WILSON, Hokitika. Agent of the Public Trustee, PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. Barry and sargent ltd., optical Specialists, wish to advise old and intending clients that they will visit Hokitika front AUGUST 3rd. TILL AUGUST Bth., when they may be consulted at rooms with APR H. M. COULSOX, DENTIST. Pressure of business renders an appointment desirable, BARRY * SARGENT, LTD., OPTICAL SPECIALISTS. 118 WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON. —Also at— AUCKLAND and PALMERSTON N. Dependable worm remedy—WaDE’S j WORM FIGS. Children like tlum.— Advt.