Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Hokitika Guardian, 29 August 1927, Page 4

I wu Mi fa w>!o MODISH SPRING SHOES : V AIMED CHOICE OF COLOURS HARES FOUND IN OLIVER DUFF’S NEW SHIPMENT OF spring f: otwear will enahlts ! A KMY LADY TO OBTAIN DAINTY -HOFS TO MATCH OR HARMONISE WITH HER PREI'TY spring FROCKINCLUDED IN THIS CHARMING RANGE ARE THE FASHIONABLE KID SHOES IN ALL THE LATEST C OLO Ult S . ALSO IN LIZARD, PATENT, TAN, GLACE KID. SATIN AND BROCADE. CALL TO-DAY AND INSPECT THE LATEST SHOES. i! i i i i i i i i i OLIVER & DUFF: FOOTWEAR IMPORTERS, HOKITIKA. f i. mifliraafg/i FC !a EVENING DRESS WEAR FOR GENTLEMEN Dress Chains, a great variety of designs. In Solid Gold: 35/- 12/- 55/70/- 80/- 90/- £5 In Gold-filled: 12/6 14/6 17/6 20/- 22/0 Z/V'ii /2 I h'lo m H if The famous .“One Cuff Links. Solid Piece” Stud, for Gold, from .. 17/6 Dross Shirts — In “Platinon,” Solid Gold from 4/- very choice deSolid Silver 1/- signs, from .. 4/6 Dress Watches. Very thin and dainty, 20-ycar Gold-filled Case .. 80/Solid 14-ct. Gold Case £B/10/Stewart Dawson '-c e STEWART DAWSON’S CORNER, CHRISTCHURCH. 22 m tl rr Quality is Vital When Choosing a Diamond Ring Tho Purity and Brilliancy of the Stones in Stewart Dawson’s Diamond Rings diffuse that light and lustre known only in Diamonds of Pirst Quality. To buy inferior Diamonds is to waste your money. Call and inspect, or send for Free Illustrated Catalogue and Finger Measuring Card. Stewart Dawson *s STEWART DAWSON’S CORNER, CHRISTCHURCH. CMKfeUU AM© COL Dh^e ifl 4&P m m m BRONCHUS S wmm U-jV fa? wi M i * ■ lnctuMinjfV> . ‘ mevaamm i?i|!l^f^fp| In 1926 the L-A Twin \v»3 the Motor sensation of the season. For 1927, ils successor, tbs Lockwood Twin, offers stiif -- greater value. Fifteen New P'eatures again make it the Motor that is “a year ahead.-” The Lockwood 4 *PiioL” alone is an improvement of pricclesi value. It “takes hotdof the JNlotor when you let go." , locKwaop - * ff’JHMtfRLY ' _ -• BOAT @ MOTOR Is light, compact, complete—requires no batteries, attaches instantly to any boat and sets a pace that few can follow. Toil will find It the peppiest Motor that ever pushed a boat, ; and the most convenient and'comfortable to operate. Remember, all the finer features 6f the L-A Twin have been retained, and 15 New improvements added in the 1927 Loctz-v-CY'N, £45 COMPLETE CHRISTCHURCH. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, 1 W. H. TISDALL LTD., CHRISTCHURCH. fi 0 &

NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO. LTD., ESTABLISHED 1805. FIRE, MAIMS."., ACCIDENT, acts as Trustee, Executor, Ager.„ Attorney. bapital £1,500,000 Paid up and Reserves, including undivided profit £1,708.810 Net Income £1,373,094 THE PREMIER COLONIAL COY. Branch offices for Canterbury and West Coast: 111 Hereford St., Christchurch—G. D. Mcllraith, Manager. Agent at Hokitika—A. B. King. Sub-Agent, Ross—J. Crowley and Coy. Agent at Three Mile-J. C. Malfroy and Coy. JAMES KING, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, REVELL ST., HOKITIKA. IMPORTER OF MERCANTILE STATIONERY of every description. Account books, all sizes. Typewriting ribbons, paper and sundries, fancy and Ornamental statiorery, drawing paper, sctiool bags and requisites, stocked. Birthday and reward hooks, cards and illuminated texts, Bibles, prayers and The latest boohs and magazines aw. riving by every mail.

Cups a dew ■"THE average New Zealander i* the greatest tea-drinker in the world, consuming six cups a day. Sufficient reason to drink only a really GOOD tea, free from dust and impurities. Always ask for NELSON .1 if ■» 3va PURE TEAS