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Hokitika Guardian, 20 November 1925, Page 3

t(r 7 sft /■# X' N* / 0 \N O -X a u KEEP YOUF YOUTHFUL LOOKS EVERY WOMAN CAN HAVE A Gas Cooker for 5/- to 10/- a Month IX ADDITION TO TDK YERY .'IATKRI'AL CASH RAYING THROrCII USING GAS FOR COOKING COM PARED WITH YYOOD OR COAL, THERE IS ANOTHER SAYING I.M ROSSI RLE TO YALUK IN POUNDS, SHILLINGS AND PENCK—THE SAYING OF WORRY AND WORK WHICH WRECKS A WOMAN’S XKRYFS AND GOOD LOOKS. A GAS COOKER DEFINITELY REDUCES HOUSEKEEPING RILLS—DEFINITELY LESSENS WORK—AND .JUST AS DEFINITELY PRESERVES A WOMAN’S YOUTH BY ELIMINATING THE WORRY AND FAG OF WORKING OYER HOT FIRES. a si WILL YOU ALLOW THE SUMM R TO LEAVE ITS MARK ON YOU —NOW THAT YOU CAN BUY THE LATEST TYPES OF CAS COOKERS ON EASY TERMG WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONAL COST—NO DEPOSIT—AND PAYMENTS OF ONLY ABOUT 5S TO IQS A MONTH. M 1 HOKITTKA GAS CO.. LTD. | |U SHOWROOMS:- REVELL ST. AT W. H. SHANNON’S. OR AT THE WORKS, STAFFORD ST. £j. ! ® A TELEPHONE RING WILL SECURE MANAGER’S ATTENTION. ' hwe m ii b a,, a: J I:

cr II OKITIKA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21st. MONSTER GALA DAY In Aid of Hokitika Beautifying Society*. All tlie Fun of a Fair including: School Sport? and Competitions. Belay lTacos for Boys and Girls. Bike Races for Boys and Girls. Costume Cricket Match. Decorated Wheel!arrows. THE BABY PARADE. THE BABY PARADE. Cake Competition. Produce Stall, Sweets’ Stall. Tea Rooms, Flower Stall. BANDI B A N D ! ADMISSION-1/-COME IN CROWDS AND HELP TO BEAUTIFY YOUR OWN TOWNPUBLIC HOLIDAY. i T the iei|U<;st of the Hokitika 1 ' Beutilying Society, 1 hereby de- , I;, lv A PUBLIC; HOLIDAY from 2 ii.in. until o ji.ni. TO-MORROW (Saturday) AFT MR NOON, and respectfully resuest tin' citizens to observe ’it as such. i G. A. PERRY. j Mayor. ) 'L’OTARA HALE, aoso. j \ BAZAAR will he held on SATUK- ] Day Nov. 21st. in aid of the j funds of the Ross Tennis Club. I Everyone invited to attend and help ; a gcod can."'. W. •). BLACK LOW. 1 Hon. Sec. j PUBLIC HALL, KOKATAHI. j FRIDAY, NOV. 27th C CONCERT ami BALL in aid of piano J and hall fund. . T. O’NEIL, j Chairman. NEW WOODSTOCK HALL. FRIDAY, DEC. Ith. GRAND CONCERT and BALL ill aid of the Woodstock School Fund. Admission to convert, Is; to Ra)l, gentlemen 2s Od and ladies Is. R. C. WELLS, Secretary. ST PAUL’S METHODIST CHURCH HOKITIKA. RESTORATION MOVEMENT. IN SOLDIERS’ HALL. DECEMBER 2nd and 3rd. QR.AND gALK OF yyORK AND GIFTS AT STALLS Ineluding:—Plain and Fancy Goods, Sweets. Cakes, Produce, Flowers, XMAS TREE Afternoon Tea ! Concert at Night ! Afternoon 2.30 to o, Admission Free. Evening (promenade concert) 7 to 10. ADMISSION—I/-X.R.--Proceeds in aid of the Restoration Fund for the Church lately damaged so .seriously by fire. F,. C. KNIGHT, M. C .WALKER, Joint, Hon. Sees. UPHOLSTERING. B PETERS, C/o Red Lion Hotel, • Hokitika, is prepared to carryout UPHOLSTERING WORK of any description, in own homes if desired. Workmanship guaranteed. Rest quality moqnette 20s. Enquiries hv letter invited. PUBLIC NOTICE. OUK CASH PRICE LIST. Dates, pkts. Od. and Bd, loose 6d ; candles, lid pkt.potatoes, 2s 9d qr. ; tinned yieas Is tin; sardines 3 tins Is; clothes pegs 2d and 3d per doz.; Crown jellies 3d pkt. 2s 9d doz.; sago and tapioca 4d lb., 121 b3s 6d; rice (Siam) sd, other 4d ; Ruby Special Tea | y(b and lib, also in handsome 21b. Canister at 3s Id per lb. Try loose teas. “Pattumalny” 2s od and the fa- 1 rnous “Floroya” 3s per lb. Your own choice of Butter —AraJiura, Kokatabi. Save Money by buying Groceries and Crockery at our CASH PRICES. WATCH OUR PRICE LTSTS FOR NEW PRICES! DEE’S GROCERY, ’PHONE 121. RE VELD ST., HOKITIKA. RE-OPENED. JOHNSON & WOOLHOUSF. CASH BUTCHERY RE VELD ST., HOKITIKA. HAVE PLEASURE in announcing that they have re-opened for business in their new shop. Old and new patrons will bo welcomed. Ring ’Tbpns 157,