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Hokitika Guardian, 27 January 1928, Page 3

L. S. (PADDY) ROSS REVELL ST.— I'OKITIKA. (Adjoining ].' Bros.) AS PLEASURE 1 m announcing n that lie has opened up in business as a general— SPORTS DEPOT, Stocking sporting goods of every description, and musical instruments. . Rexonold Gramophones, with new electric Parloplione records. Latest sheet music, manuscript books and paper; violin, mandolin and ukelele strings in stock. TENNIS RACQUETS REPAIRED. Coming soon, direct from England— PELL STOCKS OF BICYCLES AND EVERY ACCESSORY.

PUBLIC NOTICE H. A. THOMPSON UNDERTAKER & MONUMENTAL MASON GIBSON QUAY, HOKITIKA. mHE BUSINESS of the late H. A. JL 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 STOREK EEPETfS, REYELL STREET--HOKITTKA. ■>TOTIFY THAT FROM AUGUST Ist. all transactions must be on a CASH AND CARRY BASIS, at reduced prices. Country customers waited on ns 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 18G6, Under the Savings Bank Act of 1852 HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. rNTEKEST IS NOW ALLOWED ON i DEPOSITS UP TO £2OO AT 4j% PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. The TRUSTEES MEET EVERY UiONTH fcr despatch of business. ALEX AITKEN, Aet'ug-Mauager.

Inter the khhlies need a warm Mill) I —HOT WATER lieu in. Then, when they’re popped into lied, yon may need hot water for cookiny, for a hot drink while yon re “listening,” and, last thing, for a hath. The getting of enough hot or boilI ing water in many houses is a serious problem—causing work, irritation, delay and dissatisfaction —hot words more often than hot water. it so in your ease? Think it over seriously. Hot water is a household necessity, hut THERE’S i NO TfOT-AVATER AVORRV IF Y'lT 1 USE GAS