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Hokitika Guardian, 7 May 1927, Page 4

' bp* 9 * Esa earn ra® i Which Is The Cheaper ? TO SPEND EIGHT Oil N! N E GUINEAS ON A NEW SUIT nil [i VVE YOU 11 OLD SUIT CLEANED, PRESSED AND U VDE GOOD FOE ANOTHER YEAR’S WEAR ALL FOR \ vEW SHILLINGS. MORE AND MORE MEN ARE I’,!• GINNING TO REALISE THAT IT PAYS TO HAVE TITEIR SUITS REGULARLY CLEANED AND PRESSED. SEND YOUR SUIT ALONG TO-DAY. R. PATERSON, MERCER. BE V ELL ST BEET, HOKITIKA. (REPRESENTING C. TAYLOR AND CO., CHRISTCHURCH.) * gQg@ S&9 BBSS BSS saH i i I I 1 1

QQQQGQQGGGQOGOGGQGQ § § G yCles GIVE £3 \ RROW CY 1 ii. LONG YEARS OF SAO TISFACTION. BUILT EN- © YIRELY OF B.S.A. FITTINGS © © THE WORLD'S BEST PRO- © © DUCTION. © o Q TO RIDE AN ARROW CY- © CYCLE IS TO RIDE THE © BEST Cash or Terms arranged. o G G G G © REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. 1 © a I, BROWN | o G § revel 1. street o ©l LI 0 K I IT K A. o OOOOCiiiO^OCiOOOOQOCiOO M. HOUSTON & GO. AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS WHARF AND CASH? STREETS, HOKITIKA. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. oWBOO DWELLING good 5-acre Section Sewell St. Halt' cash, br’anee at 6« per cent. £BO 2 SECTIONS frontin S &W4 ‘- 1 Street and Town Beil (north). Half cash, balance 6 per cent £25 4 SECTIONS, T'tdor Street ODAA Good SECTION in Revel] - ilvJ Street central situa- : ri; good terms.

(4rn pr (i-roome«l DWELLING, •leOwt) Hampden St. Splendid section with good situation. i? Q7A 4 - ruo,ned DWELLING in O 4 U Park St. jp /J p* Good 1-acre SECTION, Weld crat O O Street, fJQ A A Comfortable G-rnomod 3J£j U U COTTAGE. Beaky St. good section; Govt, mortgage. We hav6 numerous other town properties on our register; also several farm properties for sale am, will be picased to ieeeive enquiries. M. HOUSTON & CO, AUCTIONEERS

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