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Hokitika Guardian, 30 October 1928, Page 4

“VERY CONFIDENTIAL, “VERY CONFIDENTIAL Thrills, spills and chills in a. breakneck race for love —<With Madge Bellamy, Patrick Michael Cunning, Mary Duncan, Joseph Cavvtliron, Marjorie Beebe TOPICAL, COMEDY. Wednesday. “College Days.”

5928 SPRING 1928 SOMETHING SMART AND ATTRACTIVE. A BRILLIANT ARRAY OF THE NEWEST AND BEST FCR EVERY OCCASION. A FURTHER SHIPMENT WE SUGGEST you come early Ladies’ and Children’s Alillinery. . Dainty Neckwear Scarves and Posiea. Ladies’ Tweed Costumes. . • • • Ladies’ Three-Piece Suits. . . . Ladies’ Pleated Skirts Sleovless Cardigans. Dainty Frocks in Lace, Crepe de Chine, Georgette, Voiles, etc. OF 1 ‘ LADY JANE” H 0 S E WE SUGGEST YOU COME EARLY ! ADDISONS DRAPERS & CLOTHIERS. ’PHONE 89 HAMILTON STREET.—HOKITIKA, MILLER’S FAMOUS “ COASTERPHAST THE POPULAR FABRIC OF TO-DAY ! A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF 40,000 YARDS ENABLES US TO PASS THIS ON TO YOU AT Is Sd A Yard I’HIS CLOTH HAS THE APPEARANCE OF A GOOD FINE LINEN, AND IS SPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR FROCKS, OVERALLS, CHILDREN’S WEAR, BEDSPREADS, EMBROIDERY WORK, ETC., lii tlie following shades (which are guaranteed fast to washing, sunlight and air) < Hello, Navy, Black, Apricot, Peach, Sky, Royal, Almond, Nil. Pink, Rose, Red, Saxe, Tussore, White, Et. SEND FOR SHOWCARD! ——a REVELL STREET, MILLER’S HOKITIKA. THE NOTED HOUSE FOR VALUE THROUGHOUT N.Z. Revell Street, Hokitika, and at Mackay Street, Greymouth, also Reefton, Blackball, Westport, Christchurch, and Wellington.

THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Value of Estates and Funds under administration on 31st. March, 1928 £44,155,548. The Public Trustee will— Prepare your Will and hold it in safe custody free of any charge if appointed executor. Act with private persons appointed under a Will as Advisory Trustees to co-operate with the Public Trustee in any estate or business requiring expert management. Act as Trustee in place of private persons who may wish to retire from the office of Trustee. Act as administrator of estates of persons dying without a Will. The troube and expense of finding sureties is thus avoided. The fidelity and integrity of the Public Trustee and of all officers employed by him are guarateed by the State. Enquiries will be welcoihed, and information gladly supplied on application to— The Public Trustee trict Public Trustee, Greymouth, or Wm. Wilson, Agent for the Public Trustee, Hokitika. Paterson's have opened up a limited number of ladies’ crepe de chine frocks, large size, in colours of fawn, black and navy.—Advt.