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Hokitika Guardian, 17 May 1926, Page 2

TONIGHT EVERYBODY*’ PICTURES TO-NIGHT MASTER PICTURES PRESENT—“THE BREATH OF SCANDAL” A neglected mother, a philandering father, an impetuous daughter—a helpless woman—wafted by the Breath of Scandal. TOWCAL COPIEDY ORCHESTRA ! 'vere6at§ and Ixcmeodbs larlin style - first in Qui *EN who like {V smart styles and ft yet are critical as —* price will find splendid value in.these.’ 1 coats. They’re snug looking garments, well made in popular materials—and we've a wide, range to select from.' ■"*' See them today! Complete Exclusive Range of the BEST OVERCOATS in Town. OVERCOATS. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ TWEED OVE RCOATS— FROM 25s to 455. MEN’S NAVY, NAP AND TWEED OVERCOATS, IN LATEST SHADES AND SHAPES—FROM 50s to 115 S. MEN’S OILY CANVAS COATS, WITH A GUARANTEE—PRICES FROM 50s to 79S Get. W. H. STOPFORTH, GENT’S OUTFITTER & MERCER. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. TEOX NO. 94 TELEPHONE NO. 167. SPECIAL OFFER OF BOYS’ and YOUTHS’ SUITS! Made of ALL WOOL Colonial Tweed. Cut and Fit Guaranteed. Shades: Brown, Mid and Dark Grey. Size -1; Price 25s Size 5; Price 25s (id Size 6 ; Price 26s Size 7 ; Price 26s fid Size 8; Price 27s Sizo 9; price 27s 6d Size 10; Price 2Ss Size 11; Price 28s 6d Size 12; Price 20s Size 13; Price 30s Size 11; Price 31s Size 15 ; Price 32s Size 16; Price 335. Also a line of Boy’s Colonial Wool Jerseys in Grey only, in good medium weave, the value of which must appeal to you. Size 22in.; Price 5s 9d Size 26in.; Price 6s 3d Size 30in.; Price 6s 9d Size 24in.; Price 6s Size 2Siu.; Price 6s 6d Size 32in.; Price 6s lid. MILLER’S WAREHOUSE, And aC Palmorst Street, Westport. Box 76, Hokitika, Box 175, Greymouth.

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. ESTABLISHED 1866. Under the Savings Bank Act of 1858, HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA.. INTEREST IS NOW ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS UP TO £2OO AT «i% PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. The TRUSTEES MEET EVERY MONTH for despatch of businessWm. WILSON, Manacer.

DEFECTS OF VISION. SOMETIMES hereditary, sometimes the result of accident or neglect, should be remedied without delay. In the first instance consult a specialist. Your ewes will then he subjected to a thorough optical examination, and treatment carried out under the latest and safest “druglesa’’ systems of refraction for the determining and correction of impaired vision. If you are a sufferer through defects of vision, consult— E. CHOLERTON, (M.P.0.C., M.V.0.A., Etc.) OPTICAL SPECIALIST. Next visit to Hokitika will be during June, (D.V.) Appointments can now be made with Messrs Broeklehurst, Jewellers, local j representatives.