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Hokitika Guardian, 28 January 1928, Page 3

L. S. (PABCYS ROSS REYELL ST.— rOK ITER A. (Adjoining R :■ ■ iiron.) HAS PLEASURj. in announcing that he has opened up in business as a genera)— SPORTS DEPOT, Stocking sporting goods of every description, and musical instruments. llexonold Gramophones, v.itii now electric Parlophono records. Latest sheet music, manuscript hooks and paper; violin, mandolin and ukclele strings in stock. TENNIS RACQUETS REPAIRED. Coming soon, direct from England— FULL STOCKS OF BICYCLES AND EVERY ACCESSORY. I

WAIMATE’S CHOICEST RASPBERRIES. IHESE are now ready and we can supply without any delay. AVe are packing patent crates of 251bs nett weight and we sell these at 20s per crate, freight paid. Crates free. AA'e guarantee the safe arrival of our raspberries and will replace anything not in good order free of charge. Also now ready: New potatoes, 2d l>er 0); green peas 2J per 11). AVe are also hooking orders for first grade apricots, peaches, nectarines at os Gd per case. Freight paid on lots ot 4 cases. Cash with order. C. E. MEREDITH LTD., BOX 21 : AVAIMATE.

PUBLIC NOTICE H. A. THOMPSON UNDERTAKER & MONUMENTAL MASON GIBSON QUAY, HOKITIKA. mHE BUSINESS of the rate H. A. Thompson will l>e continued under the same name with MR ARNOLD THOMPSON in char go as Manager. A continuance of the support so freely given in the past, is solicited, and every attention is guaranteed.

0000000000000000000 | TURNER’S 8 © o o © © o © o o o © Q © © © © © © o © © © o © © o JAM SEASON 1928 c THE LEADING FRUITERERS Q © © © © © o Q © O o © © APRICOTS Q so. © FOR QUANTITY * QUALITY PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW FOR STONE FRUIT. PEACHES AND From (L PEACHES AND APRICOTS fid pot- lit. FREE DELIVERY USUAL. AS O Phone TURNER’S B “ 0 o 150 U 21 O © © o©©oQ©o©o©©©o©©o©©o F. W. THOMPSON & COY. (J. P. COULSON, PROPRIETOR) CARRYING AND FORWARDING AGENTS, HALL ST. HOKITIKA. CARRYING in all Its branches, town or country. Furniture securely packed and forwarded to any part of N.Z. Agent for N.Z. Express Coy. PVnne 126.

DEE’S GROCERY GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, REVELL STREET— IIOKITIKA. TVTOTIFY THAT FROM AUGUST Ist. all transactions must he on a CASH AND CARRY BASTS, 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, Cinder the Savings Bank Act of 1552 HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. INTEREST IS NOW ALLOWED ON i DEPOSITS UP TO £2OO AT 4i% PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. The TRUSTEES MEET EVERY MONTH for despatch of business. ALEX AITKEN, A ct ; n g-M ana ger.

MA K E TJiISYOU R M O T T () F O 11 ]9 2 S STEPHENS FOR SAVINGS! SAI.lv 1 S NO AY O X ! EVERY MEM J)ER OK THE FAMILY FINDS THE RIGHT NEEDS IN ONE OF STEPHEN’S Till?EE SHOPS. AND THEIR PRICES ALWAYS MEAN A DISTINCT SAVING. <7 LADIES’ HOSIERY from Is Oil. DRESSES from 4s (id. men’s sunn's and summer HATS from Ls (id up. CHILDREN'S HOSE from In pair NEEDS.—ALL LOW PRICED. STEPHENS I!EVELLS T 11 E E T , BROS., 11 O Kill K .1 . HOT WATER n

later ilk* kiddies not'd :t warm * t ul* —HOT WAT ICR a-a in. 'll ion. when fhey’ro popped into liod. you 11111 v nood liot \vator for cooking. for a liof drink while you’re “listening,’’ mul, last thing, for a hath. The getting of enough hot or boiling water in many houses is a serious problem—causing work, irritation, delay and dissatisfaction--hot words more often than hot water. Ij it so in your case? Think it, over seriously. Hot water is a household necessity, hut Tl IICI! ITS NO HOT-WATKR WORRY IF YOU USK OAS

WHEN yimr husband liegins io stir in tlio morni tlio first thing that is wanted is HOT A TER liot water for early tea, for shaving. for baths and toilet. Then a little later, HOT WATER is the cry for breakfast tea, coffee or cocoa, and afterwards for washing op. HOT WATER. again, for all the household tasks—cooking. cleaning indoors and out, and perhaiw a little washing to save time and money. HOT WATER, too for washing up after the mid-day meal. Teat into soon comes, and you must boil more water. A little

DOMESTIC DIM'IiCIERV TS UNKNOWN' TF CAS IS used THROUGHOUT THB HOME ! TME O.AS COOKED will boil a kettle full of water in a few moments. \ (!\S GEYSEII in tlie bathroom will give a splendid bath at any time, davorni.dit. A SMALL GEYSER over tlio sink will save you endless labor in all domestic (leaning tasks. A GAS COPPER ■"'ill .save many bio; laundry bills, and many a weary hour on a hot .summer day. A GA.i HEATED BOILER will supply constant liot water to every tap in the bouse. GAS FOR HEAT FOR EVERYTHING REQUIRED.

ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE ARE TOURS FOR THE ASKING, A 1 HOKITIKA GAS COY. LTD., WORKS—BTAFFORD ST. —OR— W. 11. SHANNON. GAS-FITTER, RETELL ST.

HHrrnHHHnHHHHnHHHnngnmnnnannnnngnnnnnn § Quench That Outdoor Thirst g PI w n WITH n -V GREAT START AND A FINE FINISH TO ANY SPORT IS A y * COOL SPARKLING DRINK OF FKPFUL, HEATHFUL B D B □ □ □ D D □ □ □ □ II D LJ JUSFRUTE. FOR. V SURE THIRST-QUENCHER MAKE SURE IT’S KORTEGAST’S DON'T FORGET THE JUSFRUTE COMPETITION 1 o KORTEGAST BROS. CORD I A L G IIISO N MANUFAC T U R E R S , QUAY,HO K 1 T 1 K A . I_J r“| TOOHEY’S MOTORS LTD. PHONE 185.' PHONE 135. HOKITIKA TO FRANZ JOSEF & FOX GLACIERS Summer Time-table NOV. 1 TO MAY 31. TUESDAY, "WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY—LEAVE HOKTTTKA AT 10 a.m. —RETURN—THURSDAY, FRIDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY—LEAVE WAIHO 8.30 a.m. SPECIAL TRIPS TO LAKE KANTERI. ELECTRIC DREDGE & ALL PARTS OF THE COAST 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,