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Hokitika Guardian, 19 June 1926, Page 3

TO E,ENT OR LEASE—Muir's freehold at Totara, about 30 acres, •with G-roomcd house. For further par- . ticulars, apply John Murdoch, Store- ; beeper, Ross. NEW ZEALAND DAIRY PRODUCE CONTROL BOARD. To Owners and Exporters of all butter and cheese to lie exported from New Zealand. The above named board HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that pursuant to the power conferred on it by Section 13 of the Daily Produce Export Control Act, 1923 and to all other powers it thereunto enabling the Board did on the 26tli. day of May 1926 resolve and determine that it is necessary for the reflective operation of the Daily Produce Export Control Act, 1923, and the fulfilment of its purposes that the Board should exercise absolute control over the export of dairy produce (that is, butter and cheese) from New Zealand, and did further resolve and determine that the Board do assume control of such dairy produce accordingly AND did further resolve and determine that such control shall operate, from midnight on the 31et. day of August 1926, AND did further resolve and determine that such control shall operate until further determination by the Board. Dated this 10th. day of Juno, 1926. < THE COMMON SEAL of the ' New Zealand Dairy Produce I Control Board was hereunto duly < set and affixed by and in the , presence of: f AY. GROUNDS, Chairman * K. AV. DALRYMPLE, * Member of Board *; T. C. BRASH, Seeretarv. '

/"M AS-COOKING lakes tlie guess work out of cake baking and roasting. The gas can be adjusted to an oven heat and left to do its work to perfection. The automatic regulator helps also. It is the clean and sure way. There is no mess and dirt to clean after GAS-COOKING. Cooking by Gas gives more leisure hours. Gas Cookers may he had on easy terms. There are models in the show-rooms at SHANNON'S. JtEVJaii ST., or at the GAS 'WORKS, ST A I l ' GO 111) ST. COOK BY GAS, AND YOB WILL HAVE THE HAPPY HOME ! Gas brings contentment to the whole house-hold, providing more leisure hours and a cleaner place. STAR STORES THE ORIGINAL CASH GROCERS. Get in on the palm olive STUNT—EVERYBODY'S DOING 11' ! •IfST OPENED CP—Further shipments of ENGLISH CROCKERY & GLASSWARE. “EVERY MICKLE MAKES A MUCTvLE”—so saw? your pennies by dealing from— A, C. ARMSTRONG & CO CASH GROCERS, HOKITIKA.

LOOK OUT FOR J. G. LAKirS (LATE J. SATCHELL.) # GREAT BOOT SALE COMMENCED SATURDAY, JUNE 18th. 0 K S A T IUDI O E S A T B I D I 0 E S A T IX 1D I 0E S A T R ID I OULO US'LY C ULOUS LY CI7LO U S L Y O TJ L O USL Y LO W PRICES LO W PRICES L 0 W P RICES L OTV PRIC! E S AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! 3 AT LAST? PERFECT RADIO SETS BRING REAL ENTERTAINMENT TO YOUR FIRESIDE! LET US TELL YOU HOW YOU CAN ENJOY THE lung winter evenings WITH A GILFILLAN NEUTRODYNE SET! TOMLINSON & GIFFORD, HEY ELL STREET HOKITIKA . n ! iW.iiWgS A:./I \K VI 1 RECORD DODGE PRODUCTION. as* & 4 DETROIT. PRODUCTION OF DODGE RROTHERS, INC., PASSENGER CARS AND TRUCKS THE .MIDDLE OF FEBRUARY REACHED THE FIFTEEN HUNDRED -MARK EVEN. THIS IS THE GREATEST DAILY PRODUCTION SO FAR IN HISTORY OF THE COMPANY AND IS IN LINE WTTH THE RECENTLY ANNOUNCED INTENTION OF THE COMPANY OF PRODUCING TWO THOUSAND CARS PER DAY. IT WAS SAID AT THE FACTORY THAT THE DEMAND FOR DODGE CARS WAS THE GREATEST IN THE HISTORY OF THE COMPANY. HOKITIKA ACENTS—BATTS GARAGE WELD STREET H Q ITI 54 •