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Hokitika Guardian, 31 January 1927, Page 4

THE “OLD CLG” MAN IS LOOKING FOR A JOB TAYLOR PROCESS OF CLEANING AND PRESSING SINCE THE CAME INTO BEING. Men Now Send their Shabby Suits to Taylors for Dry Gleaning, FOR BY SO DOING THEY SAVE THEMSELVES MA N Y POUNDS ON NEW CLOTHES. ALL ?«££ “-“Se SWK" R. PATERSON, MEBCBR, REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. (REPRESENTING C. TAYLOR AND CO., CHRISTCHURCH.) BBi 825221 i

C’CONNRL & CALIARI. ? itEVELL STREET, HOKITIKA HIGH CLASS F JF-NITURE mad® to any design. Our o»k suites a speciality. Kapoo bedding and wire aiattressef always on hand. ( Full inrormath.u on enquiry at tAe Factory, opposite Schroder <»rd Co.’® shop J. SATCHELL’S CHEAP BOOT DEPOT. C REVELL STREET HOKITIKA, THE CHEAPEST AND BEST BOOTSHOP IN HOKITIKA. GEO. LAKIN MAN A G BE. ’Plicne No. 149, CGSW.CIAI SUPPER ROOHS REVELL STREET, r HOKITIKA. 'RHOMB K. Mrs j. l. fowler wishes to NOTIFY the people of Hokitika, ♦hat eh* has taken over the above business. Fresh fish, oysters (in ssaaon) tried fish and chips to take away. Ail orders promptly deliver©*. 'Thp dining room will be under tb« personal supervision of Mrs Fowler and first class suppers osoa In nesurod.

\ ' I I / / / / / /' s X m a# S'. —-ul^ Why? Because so many people prefer it and habitually ask for it. But there must be a reason. And there is. Why? Because it’s outstandingly good. And that’s that! 19

M. HOUSTON & GO. AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS WHARF AND CAMP STREETS, HOKITIKA. PROPERTIES FOR SALE, £BOO 6-roomed DWELLING) Sewell St. per cent. Half rash, balance at GJ f} Q 2 SECTIONS fronting Sewell cSa'O'LJ Street and Town Balt (north). Half cash, balance 6 per cent. 4 SECTIONS ’ T,lflor Street ' £2OO Good SECTION in Revell Street, central situation ; good terms. 6-roomed DWELLING, cUO&Q Hampden St. Splendid section with good situation. i? 4-roomed DWELLING in SWO/U Park St. g i fi r? Good i-acre SECTION, Weld street. A A Comfortable 6-roomed StZUU COTTAGE, Bealey St. good pection, Govt, mortgage. Wo have numerous other towi( properties on our register; also sveral farm properties for sale ant, will be pieased to receive enquiries.

MARBLE HEADSTONES, A CHOICE SELECTrtfK OP WREATHS and SHADES, and WREATH FRAMES. H. A. THOMPSON, UNDERTAKER and MONUMENTAL MASON. GIBSON’S QUAY, HOKITIKA. ECLIPSE FERTILISERS! SPECIAL MIXTURES- FOR GRASS, POTATOES AND TURNlPSanalysis op soils undertakes and advice of mixtures most suitable supplied free-SUPER-PHOSPHATES AWD BASIC SLAG. Obtainable from— Wm. PERRY A COY., Westland Agents * for the— l NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING COY., CHRISTCHURCH. N O W IN STOCK CRASS AND TURNIP SEEO3, WM. PERRY & 'COY* WELD STREET, HOKITIKA. t

NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO. LTD., ESTABLISHED 1866FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT^ Also acts as Trustee, Executor Agent. Attorney. Capital £1,500,000 Paid up & Reserves, including undivided profit ... £1,798,310 Net Income ... £1,373,694 THE PREMIER COLONIAL COY. Branch offices for Canterbury and West Coast: 111 Hereford Street, Chiistcliurch—G. D. Mcllraith, Manager. Agent at Hokitika—A. B. King. Sub-Agent, Ross—John Croyvley and Coy. Agent at Three Mile—J. C, Jrfalfray and Coy. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COY., LTD. Paid-up Capital and Accumulated Funds exceed £750,000 Capital £2,000,000 Head Office: Auckland, New Zealand. Every description of Fire, Marin* and Accident Insurance Business taken at the Lowest Current Rates. LOSSES PROMPTLY SETTLED. Every information supplied by: J. H. WILSON, Agent, Rovoll Street, Hokitika, A. W. PEEBLES, Sub-Agent, Rosa. NORTHERN ASSURANCE COt (LIMIT EDI. ESTABLISHED 183£. LONDON AND ABERDEEN. Accumulated Funds ... £8,300,000 EVERY DESCRIPTION OFFIRE, ACCIDENT, BURGLARY, AND LIVE STOCK INSURANCE BUSINESS TAKEN A? LOWEST CURRENT RATIO* Sub-Agent— GEORUE PAMMEN" Kumara Chief A cent for Westland— VIVIAN V/. M. BO^AR, WHARF STREET, HOKITIKA. I NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CC„ (LIMITED). ACCIDENT BRANCH. Transacts all kinds of ac. CIDENT BUSINESS, and is the OLDEST, LARGEST and STRONGEST COLONIAL ACCIDENT COMPANY. MAIN FEATURES:—AbsoIute Security, Prompt and Liberal Settlement. EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR Will study their own interests by applying for rates and other particulars to: G. S. CRAY & CO., WEST COAST REPRESENTATIVES, GREY MOUTH.

M, HOUSTON 5 CO, AUCTIONEERS H, MATSON & GO, TATTERSALL’S BUILDINGS, 145 CASIJEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH. TO GRAZIERS —and— WOOL GROWERS. YOUR EAR, PCEASE ! ITHK FOLLOWING are typical examples of the advice that is handed out from time to time by many of Canterbury’s most successful farmers:— ’UMBER ONE: That H. MATSON and CO’S Auctions Department is an established and successful feature of their business. NUMBER TWO: That H. MATSON and CO. sell Livestock and Produce in many cases where others cannot. NUMBER THREE: That H. MATSON and CO. charge the small farmer the same as the largo farmer. NUMBER FOUR : That H. MATSON and CO. sell for more farmers at Addington than any other agents. .NUMBER FIVE: That H. MATSON and CO. sell Wool at the highest prices. NUMBER SIX: That n. MATSON and CO. have given satisfaction to a large following for over sixty years. NUMBER SEVEN: That 11. MATSON and CO’S wool Warehouse is tho most up-to-date in Australasia. jlo those producers who have not had the good fortune to sell through our agency, we r.ck for a trial consignment. After they have had their returns, they will then at least realise that the personal and direct attention evident in ix. MATSON and CO’s efforts produces the host results. OLLOW THE ROAD TO SUCCESS BY CONSIGNING YOUR STOCK AND WOOL TO MATSON’S. ADDINGTON. SALT LICK. SALT LICK . TO FARMERS 1 TO FATTENERS ! WTO MODERN FARM PADDOCK IS COMPLETE WITHOUT A BLOCK OF SALT LICK IN IT. The uses and benefits are: (a) It aids digestion. (b) It builds up constitution. (c) It keeps sheep, pigs, cattle and horses in the best of condi- ■ tion. (d) It helps to counteract diseases in stock. (e) Ewes and lambs on green pastures need this composition more than anything else. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ! Wo have just landed a new shipment SALT LICKS and can supply this in handy weights, 601 b. boxes at 19s. at Addington, H, MATSON t CO.,