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Hokitika Guardian, 24 March 1926, Page 2

FRIDAY. EVERYBODYS PICTURES. PRINCESS THEATRE. BETTY BALFOUR. IN—“SQUIBS’ HONEYMOON.” It’s a Muster Picture. BATHE GAZETTE, URBAN CHAT, Tlio one and only “Squibs” in a merry matrimonial frolic. Tire story of a bride who mislaid lier hubby on her wedding day, ‘•THE MYSTERY MAN” (Comedy). COOL CLOTWES FOR SUMMER CALL’ AND INSPECT OUR LARGE RANGE OF COOL UNDERWEAR, SPORTS COATS AND TENNIS TROUSERS. ia§ WEAR. BOYS' AND GIRLS* BLAZE RS, 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 10a lid to 14s 6d. Boys’ Light Grey and Dark Grey Canoe Shirts, Horreekes Cloth— from 4a to 6s 11d. Boys’ Whito Tennis and Canoe Shirts, all sizcs--3s 11 d each. Boys’ Golf Hose, all sizes— 2s 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 cf.ch. Coloured Turkish Towels, large sizes, ,2s 3d to 4s 6d each. T W. H. STOPFORTH, ,pH S“ GENT’S OUTFITTER REVEL L STREET, LADIES ! Here is a wonderful opportunity to purchase your WINTER. COAT, WHICH WE All E SHOWING IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES, AND MADE FROM THE BEST ENGLISH AND FRENCH VELOURS, WITH 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, 36in. wide at 7s lid yd. ; and “AMURE” CLOTH—a new 40in. all wool material in fashionable shades at 3s lid. per yd. MILLER'S REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. AND AT GREYMOUTH. THE HOUSE FOR LADIES

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. ESTABLISHED 1566. Under the Savings Bank Act of 1858, HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. TNTEREST IS NOW ALLOWED ON JL DEPOSITS UP TO £2OO AT $2% PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. The TRUSTEES MEET EVERY MONTH for despatch of business. Wm. WILSON, Manager.

GRASS SEEDS! OF ALL VARIETIES Timothy English Rya Cow Grass Cocksfoot -Including— Bird’s Foot Italian Rye Lotus Major White Clover Trefo Red Clover etc. ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF GARDEN SEEDS! “ BARBED 'WIRE, SUPER-PHOS- ■, PRATES AND OTHER FERTILISERS BOILED OIL, RAW OIL, WHITE lead ETC. PATERSON, MICHEL & CO, LTD. ’PHONE NO 2. 'PHONE NO 2, OVERBURDENED PRIVATE TRUSTEES Sentiment may cause a testator to place a heavy weight of anxiety on a friend hy appointing him to be trustee of his estate. At tile outset the trustee, lacking experience, may anticipate tnat the I duties will not be burdensome, hut time- perhaps proves ttiat the task is not the easy one lie expected it to be, with tile result that the trustee gets an uneasy feeling that, though lie is making personal sacrifices in his endeavour to carry out the wishes of the testator circumstances preclude him from giving that efficient service which the estate demands. A trustee in this position is well advised to transfer his responsibility to the Public Trustee. Numbers of private trustees have in this way secured peace of mind for themselves and security for the property entrusted to their charge. The reason is plain to see; the Public Trust | Office has the skilled stalF, the experience, the equipment to ensure satisfactory management of an estate the administration of which may be quite beyond the powers of a private trustee. For infoimation apply to; THE DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE. Ureymouth. —Or— Wm. WILSON, Agent for the Public Trustee, Hokitika.

received Uat year in appreciation of HEENZO, the famous cough, cold and influenza remedy. One bottle makes a pint. Coats only 2/6. Make your 9o%rn splendid mixture at home. &