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Hokitika Guardian, 28 October 1925, Page 2

TONIGHT EVERYBODYS' PICTURES TO-NIGHT WILLIAM. FOX PRESENTS: “THE CYCLONE RIDER/' “THE CYCLONE RIDER." TOPICAL, COMPLY. SERIAL. THURSDAY: A United Artists’ Special—DOUGLAS FAI [{RANKS IN—“THE THIEF OF BAGDAD.” A good comedy and “The Fast Express.” Special prices for Thursday: —Circle - 2s. stalls Is fid. Children as usual. Reserve at Mclntosh’s shop.

& 'lkjusi exactly ivkai is iV-'-ZW- claims economy 9 Wl£k RllSP^i MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS! 90/- TO 170/FIT, STYLE AND SERVICE GUARANTEED. W. H.STOPFORTH RKVKI.I, ST., HOKITIKA. sjarJ 5,000 yards of SHEETING TO BE SACRIFICED! HEAVY QUALITY WHITE TWILL SHEETING, ( A liSt HHTKiA' FRED KJtO.M DR IiiSSI Mi). 54in. 11s per pair of 5 yds 72in. 14s 6d per pair of 5 yds 82in, 16s 6d per pair of 5 yds, Also SPECIAL LINE OF UNBLEACHED HERRINGBONE SHEETING, 80in. wide at 14s 3d per pair of 5 yds. GOOD LINE OF MEDIUM CALICO—Is yd., 11s 6d doz, yds. EXTRA HEAVY QUALITY CALICO—Is 3d yd., 14s 6d doz. yds DOUBLE WIDTH MADAPCLAM—Is yd, 11s Gd doz. yds. Tliis olTer holds p-ood for two weeks only, and the prices arc such that defy competition in or outside ilie Dominion. We Mould urp-e our customers to take lull advantage of Ibis splendid opportunity. Patterns supplied on application. Mil f P? D> C REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. f L* JL* I\ AND AT G PLYMOUTH. THE HOUSE FOR ladies

SEASON 1925 —1926 SEED POTATOES! HOW LANDING! HOW LANDING! Robin Adairs Up-to-Dates Black Kidneys White Kidneys Maori Chiefs Sutton’s Supreme Dakotas etc. GRASS SEEDS! OE ALL VARIETIES Bird’s Foot Trefoil English Rye Italian Rye Cow Grass Lotus Major Cocksfoot White Clover Rod Clover etc. ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF GARDEN SEEDS! BARBED WIRE, SUPER-PHOS-PHATES AND OTHER FERTILISERS BOILED OIL, RAW OIL, WHITE LEAD ETC. PATERSON, MICHEL & CO, LTD. ’PHONE NO 2. ’PHONE NO 2

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. ESTABLISHED 1866. Under the Saving? Bank Act of 1358, HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. INTEREST lb NOW ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS UP TO fitoo AT *i% PER ANNUM, ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. The TRUSTEES MEET EVERY YIONTH for despatch of business. Wm. WILSON, Manager.

THE RISKS OF INTESTACY. What causes a man to risk his family’s welfare by not making a good will drawn by an export:-' In some cases this neglect is due to a dislike of anything which suggests the inevitable, common end of mankind. In other cases the fault is sheer prosrrastination, the constant deferring of a task which is regarded as difficult. Both, these causes are unworthy of a thoughtful family man; either fault may mar an otherwise good record of citizenship. When a man does not leave a will providing for a wise reliable executor and trustee he practically gives this order; "Divide my estate according to the laws of inheritance. .Make the division on the rigid basis fixed by tbe law to meet the average case." An intestate estate cannot be conserved to the liest advantage of dependants. 71 must be wound up and divided—not as the late owner would have willed, but as the law directs. The State-guaran-teed Public Trust Office is able to show the way to a I letter disposition of the estate by a will prepared by a competent draftsman. For information apply to: THE DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Ureyniouth. —Or— Wsi. WILSON, Agent for the Public Trustee. Hokitika. FOB LADIES. TTAYING PURCHASED A HEMSTITCHING AND PICKETED' ING, Singer machine, MRS W. BARROWMAN, PARK ST., is prepared to er.rry out promptly all orders for this work, at six-pence per yard. orders may also be left at Mr It. Lynn’s Jewellery shop, Revel! St.