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Hokitika Guardian, 19 August 1925, Page 1

AUGUST IST.. PATERSONS GREAT SALE ! NOW IN FULL SWING. ROUSING, CHEERING li GAIN FEAST, THE HIKE TO .MEN Hero arc a few AEG A INS FOR A EE. VERITABLY A BARGE WHICH HAS NEVER. BEEN PRESENTED AND WOMEN OF HOKITIKA, examples of the big values offering:— SHOP TO-DAY—TO-MORROW MAY BE TOO LATE. REVERE ST.. PATERSONS » 5 BOX 80 For Order fT" 1 V rasm ';i H jV* 8 I H fa v a % rv * m m *3saa*^ From D me ™ fi**>% , P Chr 00<> IS It’s easy to make Smart Frocks for Sports, Holiday and Aflernoon Wear, from these inexpensive fabrics. Mail your order to-day —stating your preference in colours. D-I-C guarantee satisfaction or money cheerfully refunded. All communications to The Manager, Christchurch. D-I-C. P.O. F\ JL J‘ :-c Box 1013, .y Postage. ART SILK GEORGETTE, in stripe and check effects; nil the newest shades; TOin — 4/11 to 8/11 yard FLORAL VOILES, a Groat variety, in light and dark colourings, in the latest designs; 40in 3/3 to 3/11 yard ART SILK MAROCAIN—‘This popular fabric in a new range of colourings; 40in—--5/6 to 6/11 yard CHECK ZEPHYRS, in stripes, checks, and plain shades, including "Duro” fast dyes; , 40in .. 1/11 to 4/6 yard FLORAL CREPES, for Frocks and Lingerie; in while and coloured grounds; 40in—2/3 and 2/6 yard ART ST.K ENCHARMA—A dainty Art Siik fabric, with s".!! embossed designs; all shad.:; 40m .. 6/11 yard COTTON MAROCAJN, in a new range of square and floral designs; 40in—--2/11 to 3/11 yard FRENCH NOVELTIES, an excellent variety of specially selected fabrics in the newest weaves; in short ends only—--7/11 to 15/6 yard

:tz zzz : m tuusem POINTS. QUALITY OVERLAND h BIGGER POWER, TRIPLEX SPRINGS, BIGGER BRAKE AREA, LUGGED FRONT AXLE, DISC TYPE CLUTCH, BIGGER PROPELLER SHAFT, BALANCED CRANKSHAFT, AIRPLANE FAN, RIGID WINDSHIELD, EASE OF ENTRANCE, BETTER UPHOLSTERY, COMPLETE EQUIPMENT. QUALITY IS BUILT INTO EVERY OF OVERLAND CONSTRUCTION. THE OVERLAND AIM HAS ALWAYS BEEN TO BUILD UP 'lO THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF QUALITY, AND NOT DOWN TO A TRICE. THE RESULT OF THIS IS THAT EVERY OVERLAND OWNER IS PROUD OF lITS CAR—PROUD OF ITS APPEARANCE AND PROUD OF ITS PERFORMANCE UNDER EVERY POSSIBLE ROAD CONSTRUCTION. ARRANGE FOR A DEMONSTRATION NOW. £222, PLUS FREIGHT FROM CHRISTCHURCH. WILD AND BASSETT, OVERLAND AGENTS—REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA, ’PHONE 150. I® L£L“ " JJ! =Hi “1“ Hi HiBP

OOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THE | «i®syn O M!NION CYCLE! I O m © BUILT TO LAST! 8 US *3O it? / constructed from stamped baa. parts by skilled MECHANICS OF MANY STANDING, IHI ivrAf'TTrXF IS NO PRETENDER AMIEN II CLAIMS 10 ,15E THE BEST BUILT, STAUNCHEST AND EASIEST RUNNING CYCLE ON THE ROAD. EQUIPMENT INCLUDES: BROOKES. 8.80 SADDLEL JEVXOLD PUMP, TOOL BAG AND 100 Lb. enamelled black including rims «**"»• WITH FOL-ll COATS OF THE BEST ENAMEL. LIBERAL TERMS ARRANGED IF DESIRED—REA IEM THE “DOMINION” TO-DAY. E. 'O. TOOHEY. DOMINION CYCLE AND M TOR DEPOT—Q ■BUILT TO LAST” IS PERHAPS THE BEST' DESCRIPTION OF THE RENOWNED DOMINION CYCLE. NEVERTHELESS IN GAINING THIS GREAT STURDINESS AND RELIABILITY THE DOMINION LOSES NOTHING IN SPEED, GOOD LOOKS AND EASY RUNNING.