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Hokitika Guardian, 29 July 1925, Page 2

TONIGHT EVERYBODYS’ PICTURES TO-NIGHT “THE MAH FROM GLENGARRY.” FROM THE STORY BY RALPH CONNOR —THURSDAY— DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IN —THURSDAY—"THE .MARK OF LORRO.” "THE MARK OF LORRO.” GLOAMING v. THE HAWK. “THE FAST EXPRESS” serial. WELCOME NEWS FOR THE RESIDENTS OF HOKITIKA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS Din I I'TVC THE WELL KNOWN DRAPERS MlflpD’C MILLERS AND BOOT IMPORTERS MILLfcfK 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 l>cst of this great opportunity. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. COMMENCINC—THURSDAY, JULY 16tll. NOTE THE ADDRESS: L. B. MILLER NF.XT STEPHENS, DRAPERS, REVEI.L ST., HOKITIKA. STOPFORTH’S Great Alteration cl a£e THIS GREAT ALTERATION SALE IS DRAWING 'l<) A CLOSE. XE\ - ERTHELESS A LOT OF MEN’S WEAR REMAINS WHICH Wl2 ARE DETERMINED TO CLEAR DURING THESE FINAL SALE DAYS. WIIAT BETTER WAY TO DO THIS THAN TO BRING DOWN THE PRICES STILL FURTIER —MEN WILL SAVE POUNDS DURING THESE EVENTFUL FINAL SALE DAY'S. YOU’LL BE SORRY IF YOU DON’T CALL TO-DAY OR TO-MORROW. The Final Bargains 30 Dozen Men's Soft Collars (All Sizes)— Salo price 3 for 3s. 4 doz. Assorted Roslyn, Petone, Manawatu, and Bruce Pmk Underwear — Sale price 10s Hd to 15s 6d. The Chvibel waterproof Overcoat, with belt, usual price 45s (ail sizes> — Sale price 27S 6d. 2 doz. Boys’ Tweed Hats, usual price 3s lid— Sale price 3s 3d. Men’s High-grade Garb Overcoats, usual price 03s to LVis— Sale prico 50s 6d to 115 s. T W. H. STOPFORTH, ' PB S? e GENT’S OUTFITTER RE YELL STREET,

M.P.0.C.. M.V.0.A.. ETC'. .V E\V ZKAI.AXD'S eeadixg OTTICAE SPECIALIST. OK WELLINGTON AND NELSON. \ yriSlIKS TO INTIMATE tlmt, (D.V.) IIE WILE BE VISITING HOKITIKA a K ain DURING AKOKST, :in<l ALSO SEPTEMBER. Exiict dates will lie announced later. Appointments can lie made prior to these dates by writing to him. NATIONAL HANK Cl lAM IIKItS, NEE.SOX. KTXDLY NOTE—No assistants sent down the Coast. L attend personally to every patient.

GEORGE DELBRIDGE REVEL!, STREET, HOKITxKA. LADIES' AND GENT'S TAILOR. Fit, Style and Quality Guaranteed! GRAND SELECTION OF SUITINGS. OLD AND MODERN WILLS The average old-time will provided for the division of the estate. The assets were realised as quickly as possible, and the shares of money were allocated. The result was a speedy spending. Much of the money was mis-spent, and much of it was lost in unwise speculations by persons who lacked experience. The modem testator, if he accepts the right advice, aims at the conservation of his estate on a plan which will take account of tho circumstances and tendencies of the beneficiaries. The wise testator knows that in some cases it is necessary to impose a check on passible extravagance. The right will provides for safeguards, hut such a will must have a thoroughly reliable. experienced executor and trustee to carry out the testator’s wishes faithfully. The Public Trust Office has proved in many thousands of cases that it can give this service.

For information applv to: W. WILSON, Hokitika. Agent of the Public Trustee, THE UNITED INSURANCE CO. LTD FIRE—ACCIDENT—MOTOR CAR MARINE. District Agent:— RICHARD WILD, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. HARBOUR BOARD BUILDINGS, P.O. Bos No. H TTOKTTIKA.