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Hokitika Guardian, 12 January 1929, Page 8

J. V. HALL, 'iHE FURNITURE MART. iiUUTH REVELL- ST., HOKITIKA. BUYERS AND SELLERS of anything and everything. Full stocks ol Furniture, Crockery, Fancy Goods and Novelties. Wo are prepared to buy what you don’t want, and to sell you youi requirements.

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(LIMITED) ACCIDENT BRANCH Transacts all kinds ok accident BUSINESS, ami is the OLDEST, LARGEST and STRONGEST COLONIAL ACCIDENT COY MAIN FEATURES:— Absolute Se-r-urilv, Prompt ~nd Libera, Settlement EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR will study their own interests by applying fo*' rates and other particulars to: - C. S. GRAY & CO., WEST COAST REPRESLNTaTjI'VES, GREYMOUTH.

JOHN B. HOWELL PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN TUNER STREET HOKITIKA. SI'EOLJ.IST IN PLAYED PIANOS. Locr' Agents—Ross’ Music Stores. Mr R. ,ynn, and TL» “Rendezvous” Greymoutb Agent—Kilgour’s Must Store, Mawbfcra Quay. ESTIMATES FOR REPAIRS FREE

DEE’S GROCERY GENERAL STOREKEEPERS HE'v ELL STREET- -HOKITIKA TOTIFY THAT FROM AUG. Ist ' all transactions must be on a CASH AND CARRY BASIS at reduced prices Country customers waited or is usual. OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS MUST BE PROMPTLY SETTLED. Patrons will f’nU a substantial reduction in prices as a result of tlio new move.