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Hokitika Guardian, 9 April 1929, Page 4

FOUR MEN HAD A SURPRISE! Each Took it Differently. Lolly bought, a poir irf trousers —Tiny bought ;i stud —Fatty bought' <iii O.S. Shirt * —Smiler bought a new suit SMI LEll'S SURPRISE WAS THE HEST. HE WAS DELIGHTED WITH OUR S.MART ItEADY-TO-WEAR SUITS, SINCERITY AND RETONE PRICED FROM 75/- TO 150/W. IT. STOP FORTH UOX 94 - RUVELL STREET TELEPHONE 197 hi fj □ B ft? □ B r Cl l-:i ! □ l l! a a ■llg E : i □ B

J FURNITURE that REFLECTS QUALITY AND DISTINCTION D HARLEY’S FURNITURE HAS A REPUTATION UNRIVALLEI) ON THE COAST, A REPUTATION THAT IS JEALOUSLY GUARDED. THE FURNITURE IS MADE FROM THE LATEST DESIGNS RY WORKMEN SKILLED IN C A HI N ET M AKING. THEREFORE BY BUYING FURNITURE FROM HARLEY’S YOU ' AUTOMATICALLY RECEIVE A GUARANTEE OF GOOD QUALITY. a Harley and Coy., Ltd., THE HOME MAKER? MACKAY STREET CREYMOUTH. Travelling Representative—Mß. ROBERTSON. H

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