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Hokitika Guardian, 29 November 1928, Page 8

'iltE FURNITURE MART. bUUTH RE YELL* ST. t HOKITIKA. ‘ Buyers and sellers of thing ami overvtillin'. anyFull stocks ol Furniture, Crockery, Fancy Goods and Novelties. Wo are prepared to buy what you don’t want, and to tsell you youi retjuirements.

Of{ the* convenience of the tenoral public, we liavo opened an up-io-date FRUIT & CONFECTIONERY SHOP in I lie premises recently occupied by Mr MeGnvin (corner of lioveil and Stafford Streets). ONLY THE CHOICEST OF FRUIT it CO NFI 'XT lON EH Y KEPT IN STOCK. fresh vegetables ARRIVING THREE TIMES A MEEK. COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE. Plono 156 Box u 0|

(LIMITED) ACCIDENT BRANCH mR ANS ACTS ALL KINDS OK AC A CIDENT BUSINESS, and Is tin OLDEST, LARGEST and STRONGEST COLONIAL ACCIDENT COY MAIN FEATURES: \Lsolntt> Rerun*, v, Prompt and Libera, Settlement employers of labour win study their own interests by applying fur t-!ito,s and other particulars to:C. S. GRAY & CO., WEST COAST REPRESENTATIVES GKEYMOUTH.

PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN TUNER SALE STREET HOKITIKA. .ST'EOLUKST IX PLAYER PIANOS. Lnc:il Agents—Ross’ Music Stores. Mr H. Lynn, and TU “Rendezvous.” Greyinouth Agent—Kilgour’s Muse Store, Maw’nc-ra Quay. ESTIMATES FOR, REPAIRS FREE

DEE’S GROCES! G liN EIIAL STORE KEEPER S RETELL STREET- -HOKITIKA Notify th/t from aug. Ist all transactions must be on a CASH AND CARRY BASIS at reduced prices. Country customers waited on as usual. OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS MUST EE PROMPTLY SETTLED. Patrons will fuul a substantial reduction in prices ns a result of the* new move.