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Hokitika Guardian, 12 July 1927, Page 4

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FOR EVENING DRESS WEAR FOR GENTLEMEN ??;- Dress Chains, a groat variety of designs. Ia Solid Gold: 35/- 42/- 55/70/- 80/- 90/- £5 In Gold-filled: 12/6 14/6 17/6 20/- 22/6 2 M® fiMSI x The famous 1 ‘ One Cuff Links. Solid Piece” Stud, for Gold, from .. 17/6 Dress Shirts— Solid Gold from 4/Solid Silver 1/In “Platinon,” very choice designs, from . . 4/6 Dress Watches. Very thin and dainty. 20-year Gold-filled Case .. 80/Solid 14-ct. Gold Case £B/10/Stewart Dawson STEWART DAWSON’S CORNER, CHRISTCHURCH.

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HEARNE’S CURE. ?P. i - - *£&> . .up idSmt.9 Including __ i%kemmw®m mpm* f* In 1926 the L-A Twin v;.,3 r.ho Motor sensation of the season. For 1927, its successor, t/.vo Lockwood Twin, offers t.Li;l •greater value. Fifteen New i Features again make it the Motor that 13 "a year ahead.” The Lockwood “Pilot'* alone is an improvement of priceless value. It “takesholdof the Motor when you let go.” LOCKWOOD FORMERLY • BOAT @ MOTOS? Is light, compact, complete—requires no batteries, attaches instantly to any boat and sets a pace that few can follow. You will find it the peppiest Motor that ever pushed a boat, smd the most convenient and comfortable to operate. 1 Remember, all the finer features of the L-A Twin have been retained, and 15 New improvements nddcJ in tlae 1927 Lockwood Twin. COMPLETE CHRISTCH URCH. SEND FOll ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE W. H. TiSDALL LTD., CHRISTCHURCH. m ‘ftWr 1 *** m

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