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Hokitika Guardian, 2 March 1928, Page 4

WEAR LAST WINTER’S SUIT NEXT WINTER | NOT IN ITS PRESENT CONDITION OF COURSE, BUT AFTER E YOU HAVE HAD IT S ■ CLEANED AND PRESSED BY TAYLOR’S, CHRISTCHURCH. |g THIS SCIENTIFIC PROCESS OF DRY-CLEANING WILL MAKE jj| IT NEW AND SMART LOOKING. jj| R. PATERSON, | KBBCEII. I REV ELL STREET. HOKITiKA. Rg (REPRESENTING C. TAYLOR AND CO-. CHRISTCHORCH.) ||

a t ©slliasalryiassAmong the many newly introduced Gloves and Hosiery, the following are selected as offering qra'ity and style, at popular prices:— Ladies’ Fashionable Pointed Heel Silk and Rayon Hose. In addition to the smart slendering client at tile back of the ankles, these Stockings are strongly reinforced throughout with Ravon, and have double heels, soles, and toes. All sizes available in the following wide range of seasonable colourings:—Flesh, Atmosphere, Blush. Grain, Toast, Zinc, Dove Grey, Pearl, Stone, Grey, Champagne. Crash, Sunset, Peach, French Nude, Woodland Rose, White; also Black. UNUSUAL VALUE— Pries 6/9 per pair “ Ballantyncs ” English Made “ Fle.-iceilo ” Artificial Silk Ho«e. The Stocking with the wide elastic ribbed suspender tops; double heels, soles, and toes. All sizes, in Flesh, Nude, Rose Beige, Peach, Sunblusb, and Silver Grey. UNUSUAL VALUE— Price 3/9 per pair Ladies’ 2-Dome Fastening Strong Leather Gloves. These have been specially designed for School Wear, Driving, Motoring, Cycling, etc. Available in all sizes’, in Dark Beavers; also Dark Tans. UNUSUAL VALUE— Price 8/9 per pair POSTAGE PAID. DISCOUNT—I/- in £1 for CASH or on MONTHLY ACCOUNTS LTD, lilliiSiSrtiiiiiiniiiiliilliiiititliniiiidiSdiKiadi.fiiliilliiliiHjli'iiiiiililillliillilllljjlil CHRISTCHURCH.

Racing cyclists specify B.S.A. 0 Austral!” Racing Bicycle • . Designed in response to requests from tibe >vorla leading track and road-racing cyclists, and made to the usual B.S.A. high standard of quiaJity, the B.SA. “Austral" Racing Bicycle is a lightweight model weighing only 2Slbs«. due' to the us* of tubing of a smaller than standard gauge. B.S.A. ‘‘drop-pint’’ rear fork ends and other special B.S.A. features are also incorporated in the design. Fell' he example set by the Australasian racing men and ride the B.S.A. % “Austral” Racing Bicyde. Writ*, /*r ftfv 0/ tht NJZ. K 1. BROWN Tk« B.SA. “Auatral" Hieing Bicycle £l7 © .fWBCaCMejHWSBJIE HE I7ELLl 7 ELL STREET, HOKITIKA.

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