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Hokitika Guardian, 22 December 1927, Page 3

FOR ladies’ and gent’s second-hand CYCLES just overhauled and enamelled, as good as new, the prices being right, try I. BROWN & CO.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOn« OOP e~<rh{^r. py.i% t m Z/ SHOPS TEEMING with © XMAS BARGAINS g AIJK ATTRACTING ALL © THRIFTY GIFT SEEKERS © © DAINTY GIFTS FOR LADIES © o Hosiery. Handkerchiefs, Neele- © wear, Children's Presents, and © countless otlior Gifts. © © © © GIFTS MEN APPRECIATE © are very low priced. Slippers, © Handkerchiefs. Ties etc. © © Also : © SMOKING GIFTS © © at our tobacconist shop—Cigars © Shaving Gifts. Cigarettes, and © Pipes—a great display. © \ STEPHENS BROS, f 3 RETOLD ST.— HOKITIKA. © 5 © 3000000000000000000

L. S. (PADDY) ROSS RETELL ST.— HOKITIKA. (Adjoining Ross Bros.) HAS RLE A SURE in announcing that fie Rifs opened up in business ns a general — SPORTS DEPOT, Stocking sporting goods of every description? and musical instruments. Rexnnold Gramnpliones. with new electric Pnrlophone records. Latest sheet music, manuscript hooks and paper; violin, mandolin and ukelele strings in stock. TENNIS RACQUETS REPAIRED. Coining soon, direct from England full stocks of bicycles and EVERY ACCESSORY.

STRAWBERRIES & RASPBERRIES. TV AIM ATE CHOICE DESSERT FRUITS. The famed ay aim ate strawberries will bo ready this week and we are packing with lib. punnets crates for domestic .orders. Buyers, to avoid disappointment, should order at once as the season is a short one. 1211). crates Dessert Strawberries, 15s each; ]oll>. crates, 20s each. Full weight. Freight paid to your nearest station. DESSERT RASPBERRIES. This choice fruit will l>e ready this month and we are packing crates containing 2olbs. nett weight.—Price 20s per crate, freight paid. We guarantee the safe arrival of our Raspberries, and should any arrive in had order, wc will replace same free of charge. All crates and containers free. Cash with orders. C. E. MEREDITH LTD., BOX 21': TV A IMA TE.

PUBLIC NOT ICE H. A. THOMPSON UNDERTAKER & MONUMENTAL MASON GIBSON QUAY, HOKITIKA. milE BUSINESS of the late H. A. -L Thompson will lie continued under the same name with MR ARNOLD THOMPSON in charge as Manager. A continuance of the support so 'freely given in the past, is solicited, and every attention is guaranteed.

J. V. HALL THE FURNITURE MART. SOUTH REVET.L ST., HOKITIKA. HAS PLEASURE in announcing lie lias resumed business, and Is prepared to buy what you don’t want, and sell you what you require. All kinds of furniture, crockery, fancy goods and novelties in stock. WE ARE BUYERS AND SELLERS OF ANY ARTICLE.

DEE’S GROCERY GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, REYELL STREET—HOKITIKA. THAT FROM AUGUST Ist. nil transactions must bo on 'a CASH AND CARRY BASIS, at rcduced prices. Country customers waited on as usual. OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS MUST BE PROMPTLY PAID. Patrons will find a substantial reduction in prices as a result of the new move.

HYGIENE FISH MART OPP. H.B. CLOTHING FACTORY. REVELL STREET:: HOKITIKA. RING ’PHONE NO. 21 2. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW ! WE DELIVER TO YOUR DOOR PROMPT. HYGIENE FISH MART

F. W. THOMPSON ft COY. (J. P. COULSON, PROPRIETOR). CARRYING AND FORWARDING AGENTS, HALL ST. HOKITIKA. CARRYING in all ;ts branches, town or country. Furniture securely packed and forwarded to any part of N.Z. Agent for N.Z. Express Coy. PVine 125.

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GAS COOKER HINTS GAS ECONOMY Always turn the gas out immediately it is not needed; it is cheaper to turn off the tan than draw off the pot. Tapers or matches cost less than wasted gas. |)o not allow the flames to flare up the sides of pots and kettles; this does not heat the contents more quickly, hut wastes heat and causes an unpleasant smell. A low gas flame will keep liquids gently boiling. Boiling water remains at 212 degrees, whether gentle or fast boiling. Always keep the saucepan lid on. Never put on more water'to hail than is actually required. Pots and pans should Ik> as broad and flat as possible to utilise heat to the best advantage. Use steamers with several compartments over one burner, instead of several ports each on a .different/ burner. Ciean the burners and other loose parts occasionally by washing them in hot water with a little soda; all parts of the Cooker are removable hv hand for this purpose. Heat the oven thoroughly before placing in food, the gas can then ho lowered Make good use of baking days. 'Don’t heat .the oven specially for one or two small dishes. As soon as cooking is completed the oven should he wiped over with a damp cloth. The interior of the Cooker is enamelled throughout for easy cleaning. Watch out for the “ SLICK CALI FONT "-the pride of every home! No method of cooking is so clean, convenient, and efficient as when gas is used. ALL ABOUT GAS COOKING AND HEATING APPLIANCES (Which may he had on Time-Payments) Procurable From : HOKITIKA GAS COV. LTD., WORKS-STAFFORD ST. —OR— W. 11. SHANNON. GAS-FTTTER, REVELL ST

TOOHEY’S MOTORS LTD. PHONE 185. PHONE 185. HOKITIKA TO FRANZ JOSEF & FOX GLACIERS Summer Time-tab!* NOV. 1 TO MAY 31 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY—LEAVE HOKITIKA AT 10 a.m. —RETURN—THURSDAY, FRIDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY—LEAVE WAIHO 8.30 n.tn. SPECIAL TRIPS TO LAKE KaNIERT. ELECTRIC DRF.DOE * all PARTS OF THE CO VST BY HUDSON ‘6’ TOURING CARS IN THE CHARGE OF EXPERIENCED DRIVERS. NO CHARABANCS USED. BOOKING AGENTS: GIBBS’ MOTORS, NELSON AND WESTPORT, ALL GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAUX ARE BOOKING AGENTS.