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Hokitika Guardian, 4 September 1925, Page 2

opriog-ume models m Laaies Ts r?? ITS GOOD IF iTS ggi LADIES’ PATENT TWO-BAR SHOES, VERY SMART—I9s 11d. LADIES' PATENT STRAP SHOES, GREAT VALUE—23S 6d. LADIES’ TAN STRAP SHOES, FANCY EDCINC—3Is. LADIES’ TAN 1-EAR SHOES, CUBIN HEEL—27s 6d. LADIES' CLACE OXFORD SHOES, PATENT TOE—lls 6d. LADIES B/C DERBY SHOES, GOOD FITTING—IBs 6d. LADIES’ WHITE CANVAS COURT SHOES—6S 6d. LADIES’ WHITE CANVAS OXFORD SHOES—7S 6d, LADIES’ WHITE CANVAS SHOES, WITH FANCY BUCKLE—11s Gri. LADIES' BLACK SUEDE OXFORD SHOES—I6S 6d. LADIES’ NIGGER OXFORD SHOES, CUBIN HEEL 16s 6d, THE MEW ZEALAND NBW'ZEALA.!Iu 0? CLOTHING’FACTORY CLOTHING FACTORY.

SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS -IN FROCKS, COSTUMES & MILLINERY \'|. \V FROCKS FOR SUMMER, DELIGHTFULLY ORIGINAL IX OKSioX XU COLOURING HAVE ARRIVED AT ADDISONS. THE TRUE DOVER OF PRETTY THINGS SHOULD NOT FATE TO «FF THE HE A ('Tim, FROCKS, COSTUMES AND MILLINERY. m Haßiliton St., ADDISON’S Hokltlkß ‘ DRAPERS, FURNISHERS, CLOTHIERS. WHO GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. V/e Pay Postage. Country Orders Promptly Attended To. m m b 'H immmm i±K. iv \"| "n 'i knJw'.i riPiir If Vqi j Mil l ! !A L. 5 ■H ( JI i &,L A VnfiTiTrtlf.-iA"; 4< # Lfctsni; $■ J: /i r: " J,!: 1 r rw > /JjibSiljirLiiMiill me JIT2 Quality Furniture at Prices to Suit Your Pockets. DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURER TO YOUR HOME. DININGROOM FURNITURE AT MODERATE PRICES, FREIGHT PAID TO YOUR NEAREST RAILWAY STATION. SIDEHOARDS IT! 17s 0.1, £7 I Os, US 10s, £9, UPWARDS. DINING CHAIRS 21s, 27. s EACH. WELL UPHOLSTERED. DINING TAIILES -17 s 0.1, 02 s 0.1, 7.7 s 0.1, £:l 10a UPWARDS. CHESTERFIELDS C 8 10s, T 9 17s 0.1 TO CIO. DIVAN CHAIRS Cl 19s 0.1. CO Os, TO £7 10s EACH. Write Tor Designs & Estimates FULL PARTICULARS FROMm HARLEY & 00., ■ QUALITY HOUSE FURNISHERS CREYMOUTH. B s n m ra a \m m b "s a : a a □

[JNION QTSAM cpp qoy, 'of MEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. PROPOSED BAILINGS. FOR WELLINGTON from Lyttelton: *Wnhine, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. * .Maori, .Monday, Wednesday, Friday. "Oil fuel. Coast passengers connect with steamer at Lyttelton on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and may obtain tickets at the Hokitika Ufflce. FOE SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON .Moeraki, Friday lltli. Sept. Malieno, Friday 2nd. October. Fol! .MFLROFRNE Dili FAT FIIO.M WELLINGTON. .Manuka. Friday. L’litli. \'»v, FOE MELEOGENE FltO.M WELLINGTON. via l.y I f ell on. Dunedin and 151 uIT. Manuka. Thursday -lib. Sept. • FOE SYDNEY FROM AUCKLAND Malieno. Friday, 18th. Sept. .Mueraki. Friday, 2ot!i. Sept. CANA DA. AMERICA. LONDON, Etc. Via. Vancouver. Auckland : Niagara, Tuesday 20th September. .Aorniipi, Tuesday. 27th. October. VIA ’FRESCO, FROM AVELLINOTON Tahiti, Tuesday, loth September. Maknra, Tuesday Idili. October. FOR FLIL TONGA, AND SAMOA FROM ACCKLANL. Toftin, about Saturday. 1211 1 . Sept.

AGENTS For: P. and o. link. ACENTS FOR. NEW ZEALAND SI 11 PRINT! COV. LTD. T'nrtioiilars upon npplie.at inn to— J. !' ffll “ON, Revel I St. mldtika. T RE LOPPING A* CHOR S —AND—FOUNDRY y TD BEGUMLS, WAIME.A, aLFXaN- ' DEI! and KAITOA leave AVdlinglnu ami Nelson at fairly regular internals, booking CARGO FOR GREYIMOFTiI and HOKITIKA on through Rills of Lading (including rail). NT! ATO and NIK AW ltcrnnte nigh Is) I.DAVE NELSON FOR WELLINGTON EVERY EVENING, after arrival of West Coast Motor Service, and return from Wellington on following nights. Fares, freights and fall particulars oa application to NANCARROV & CO., Agents, Greymontli.

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