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Hokitika Guardian, 2 June 1927, Page 2

IN BOYS’ SUITS KOuE '-j w BETTER THAN “ H. 8.” BRAND ! This statement is made with the assurance bom of confidence —an assurance “ U.S.’s” are ready to back un with performance any time they are called upon to do so. THESE VALUES AWAIT YOU! V U'fl 3 ITS SF STS Beys’ All-Wool Colonial Sports Suits: 25s 6d, 26s 6d, 27s 6d. Boys’ Navy Worsted Sports Suits: £9s 6d to 555. Boys’ College Worsted Snorts Suits: 37s 6d to 555. Boys’ Hard-wearing Tweed Knickers: 5s 6d to 9s 11d. Boys’ Tweed Overcoats, a full stock: 9s 6d to 65s 6d. Boys’ Oily Canvas Coats, Waternroof: 38s 6d, 45s 6d. THE NEW ZEALAND |NEW ZEALAND [cloth[\o FACIQRYI CLOTHING FACTORY.

ftUTUf#) WINTER 1921. FASHIONS! All That Is New All That Is Popular AH That Is Quickly Saleable Now Showing at-^ Hamilton St., ADDISON’S DRAPERS*. 1> . 0 . Hokitika. 9 . rIIo N E N'» • S 9 . BOX N

JM FURNITURE That Marks Distinction, Till': HONEST CONSTRUCTION, THE GRACEFUL LINES, AND THE PRECISE. FINISH OF HARLEY'S I 'TUNIT IRE Al- ' TRACT ATTENTION IN .MANSION OR COTTAGE. LET HARLEY'S SHOW YOU THEIR QUALITY FURNITURE AT ATTRACTIVELY LOW PRICES. Harley and Coy., Ltd., TIIE HOME MAKERS. RICHMOND QUAY, CREYMOUTH I fokitikn Representative MR ILES BAKER, Park St., Hokitika.

liinua.iiiißiiiiiai .■niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimimißiiiiißmußnii ■ ■in iiautuaii GREAT COAT & HAT SALE, STARTING SATURDAY, MAY 28th. PO \Ts IN THE NEW COLOURS. SILK LINED AND LAJ V l o j.-i i; tKI.MMED, TO GO. PH ICES SI'A Hl’ AT () /[[, WONDERFUL VALUES. DON ’ T DON • T DON ' T jQQ H ATS AT HALF PRICK T 0 CIKAR - W. Me KAY & SON ii" M i ■ wnsmi •I* iMiiuiaiinxiuiMi'