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Hokitika Guardian, 20 March 1926, Page 2

TONIGHT EVERYBODYB’ PICTURES TO-NIGHT A PARAMOUNT PICTURE With Jolm Bowers, Marguerite de hi Motto, Edward Burns, Sheldon Lewis. “THOSE WHO DARE.” “THOSE WHO DARE.” Great, rewards only come to those who dare. A thrilling drama of the sea with a superstitious crew. COMING MONDAY:—TOM MIX IN “THE DEAD WOOD COACH.” COOL CLOTHES FOR SUMMER , » CALL’ AND INSPECT OUR LARGE RANGE OF COOL UNDERWEAR, SPORTS COATS AND TENNIS TROUSERS. m WEAR. BOYS' AND GIRLS' BLAZERS, NAVY SERCE SHORTS, SUN HELMETS, AND CASHMERE GOLF HOSE. Men’s and Boys’ Athletic and Cellular Singlets, and Shorts — from 1s 11d to 6s 6d. Men’s, Boys’ and Girls’ Blazers— from los lid to 14s 6d. Boys’ Light Grey and Dark Grey Canoe Shirts, Horreckes Cloth— from 4s to 6s Ild. Boys’ White Tennis and Canoe Shirts, all sizes--3s 11d oach. Boys’ Golf Hose, all sizes— ls 11d pair. Men’s and Boys’ Bathing Costumes — from 1s 6d to 4s 6d each. Men’s Fancy Socks, all the latest shades 2s 11d a pair. The latest in Ties, Striped and Oriental Designs— all 2s 11d ef.ch. Coloured Turkish Towels, large sizes, 2s 3d to 4s 6d each. w* w. H. STOPFORTH, TH r GENT’S OUTFITTER REVELL STREET,

LADIES! ttere is a wonderful opportunity to purchase your JjL WINTER COAT, WHICH WEAR E SHOWING IN AT/L THlv 'LA I ESI STYLES and MADE FROM the best ENGLISH AND FRENCH VELOURS AVITH FUR COLLARS. PRICES RANGING FROM 70s. to 81s. DO NOT JUDGE QUALITY BY THE PRICES; COME AND INSPECT. REMEMBER BY PURCHASING FROM US YOU ARE GETTING YOUR COAT FOR LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST. ALSO SHOWING : —NEW SEASON’S VELVETEENS, 3Gin. wide at 7s lid yd.; and “AMURE” CLOTH-a new 40in. all wool material in fashionable shades at 3s lid. por jd. MILLER’S REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. AND AT GREYMOUTH. THE HOUSE FOR LADIES

YOURS KYECH.AS'S PRORI/KMS rail he eliminated, Rut XOT villi CHE Al> CLASSES. THEY nro ruinous to the eyes, for they cannot suit except by luck. Hokitika jieople who think—do not trust- to luck, they consult— E. CHOLERTON, (M.P.0.C., M.Y.0.A., Etc.) optical specialist. Xext visit to Hokitika will be during June, (D.V.) Appointments can now he made with Mc-ssrs Brocklehurst, Jewellers, local representatives.

BY lIEASOX—Of our lengthy experience, training and facilities, wo are fully i|iialitiod to render you efficient service it you have eye trouble,s. Write us BARRY & SARGENT LTD., OPTICA I, SPECIALISTS WITH I! Kill KMT EXCUSH DIPLOMAS. 1 IS, Willis Si., Wellington.

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. ESTABLISHED 1860. Under the Savings Bank Act of 1858, HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. INTEREST IS NOW ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS UP TO £2OO AT H\% PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. The TRUSTEES MEET EVERY MONTH for despatch of business. Wm. WILSON, Manager.

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REVISING THE WILL "When a family man with tins aid of a thoroughly experienced advisor lias made a good Will lie © has performed a. vitally important duty towards his family—but the duty does not end with the proper signing and safe custody of tho document. As time goes on the prospective needs of dependants may change. They may develop temperaments and tendencies necessitating the provision of safe- 1 guards to prevent the wasting or frittering away of their interests. There may be alterations in the number or circumstances of dependants or next-of-kin rendering necessary a redistribution of the, estate. The will should therefore lie carefully revised at* intervals to accord with the changed circumstances. In such case the long experience of the Public Trust Office can he very helpful to the family man, for this Office lias been concerned with all classes of estates and dependants for fifty years past. When a. wi'l is made at Hie Public Trust Office, it is deposited free of charge in a place of safety and is free from the risks of fire and burglary. It is. however, readily available for revision at any time. For information apply to: THE DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE. Grey mouth. —Or— Wm. WILSON, Agent for the Puhlie Trustee, Hokitika.

m •a-owM y Spent on HEENZO uvti fully * 5 • Make* a pint of good strong and cold syrup. .(« f.r the younje.t. Ple«..nt to take. Polish your floors with Tan-ol—-lighter work and a better brighter polish. Also good for furniture, tsn boots and leather goods.~-Advt,