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Hokitika Guardian, 12 January 1926, Page 4

m $ THE IDEAL BOOT FOR WEST COAST WEAR t"«i . ... * 1 ■ N, Vl ' 1 - WE MAKE A SPECIAL STUDY OE THE 11EQUYEMENI’S OF WEST COAST MENFOLK IN THE matter OF FOOTWEAR. WE CAN THEREFORE CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND THE PRESENT SHOWING OF MEN'S STURDY WORKING ROOTS. THESE lIAYE BEEN CHOSEN WITH AS MUCH CARE AS IF WE HAD TO WE Alt EVERY PAIR OURSELVES. THEY ARE THE ACME OF COMFORT AND LONG LIFE. PRICES ARE EXTREMELY REASONARLE, TOO. CALL WHEN YOU'RE PASSING. ALL STYLES AND SIZES. OLIVER & DUFF. FOOT WliA It IMPOE TJSIt S, HOKIT IK A.

ANY LOAD TO ANYWHERE SO .ME BODY WANTS TO MOVE QUICKLY - A LOAD OF BRICKS £ i.aNTed urgently-perhaps a TRAIN or M *rio catch wmh PERISHABLE GOODS; WHATEVER THE EMERGENCY WE’RE ON THE JOB. EVERY CARE TAKEN, TOO, AND VERY IfoVriSL «*A§SENGER CARS FOR HIRE TO NYWIIERE, ANY HObR, NIGHT OR ORE, ’PhoKe-Garage, 113 S; DAY. jJOKITIKA. private 148 M. Garage— Wharf Street, Hokitika.

99 a LEVER . ■ c^liilif ykVA m .-•'<iw mas mm A Dust-proof and Damp-proof Watch for Post Free The “Miner” Watch is exceptionally strongly made, and is especially suitable for the Miner, Farmer, or anyone who during his daily occupation comes in contact with dust or damp. Thousands in use on Farm, in Mine and Factory. Solid Nickel Case, Screw-on Bezel, extra thick Crystal Front, clearly marked Dial. Fitted with a special “Moeris” Lever movement. An absolutely reliable timekeeper. &t ft! LARGEST JEWELLERS IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. STEWART I ’E)AWSON’S CORNER :: CHRISTCHURCH.

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H. MATSON ft CO have pleasure irs announcing that we liavo made arrangements wherc-by clients in ay have t}'* benefit of the' firm’s 1 assistance in ecu uection with the purchase of rains ioi the forthcoming season. We will execute orders, brand tie different lots and consign them to the different stations so that there will he no difficulty with those sheepowners cn the West Coast who entrust their orders to MATSON & CO. BUT PLEASE DON'T- LEAVE YOUlt ORDER 'IOO late; ,l * ■" The officers of Messrs Matson and Co’s, firm are oxpert judges of long experience, and these acknowledged expert servicesaro available for the 1 exooutioir*?6f t - commissions in ' the shape of buying orders, and will buy rams most suitable for your 'require- - ’■■■ It is hopecj that tho arrangements now nhniiUucdd will prove of advantage td'bu'Efriemls on tho West Coast. 1 •‘'VVe'arcin'a position to rauko nil necessary -arrangements for feed and care of stock in transit by rail or atoarnor.