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Hokitika Guardian, 10 January 1928, Page 3

'Ai •/;' SHOPS o o 0 TEEMING WITH © l XMAS BARGAINS § 3 ARE ATTRACTING . ALL © 3 THRIFTY GIFT SEEKERS © 3 G 3 DAINTY GIFTS FOR LADIES O 3 © 3 Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Neck- © 3 wear, Children’s Presents, and Q 3 countless other Gifts. © 3 G 3 G 3 G ) gifts men appreciate © 5 are very low priced. Slippers, © 5 Handkerchiefs, Ties etc. © 5 © > Also: - © ) SMOKING GIFTS © 5 Q ) at our tobacconist shop.—Cigars Q } Shaving Gifts, Cigarettes, and © $ Pipes—a great display. © | STEPHENS BROS, g ) REVELD ST.— HOKITIKA. © > O >oooo©ooo©oooooo©oo

PUBLIC Nu'l ICE H. A. THOMPSON UNDERTAKER & monumental MASON GIBSON QUAY, HOKITIKA. lIT HE BUSINESS of tli© iate H. A. J- Thompson will be 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.

DEE’S GROCERY general storekeepers, REV ELL STREET—HOKITIKA. -JVTOTIFY THAT FROM AUGUST Ist. all transactions must l>e on a CASH AND CARRY BASIS, at reduced 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.

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK ESTABLISHED 1866. Under the Savings Bank Act of 1852 HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. fNTEREST IS NOW ALLOWED ON L DEPOSITS UP TO £2OO AT PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. The TRUSTEES MEET EVERY t.ONTH for despatch of business. ALEX AITKEN, Act'ug-Manager.