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Hokitika Guardian, 30 April 1929, Page 4

HOKITIKA IVIAYORAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS—LADIES & GENTLEMEN, To-morrow th<> choice of a payor to guid<> the future of the Borough lies in your hands. pollow/ing last nighty aqd definite programme or] which th<> future progress and prosperity of floKitiKa depends, YOUR DUTY IS—TO VOTE FOR JEpFfRIES!

TO-NICHT l EVERYBODYS* PICTURES TO-NIGHT! FRED THOMSON AND “SILVER” IN—“THE PIONEER SCOUT” “THE PIONEER SCOUT” A thrilling romance of Die early Vest. TOPICAL, SCENIC, COMM)}. Wednesday: Irene Rich in “The Desert Woman. WINTER MILLINERY! THE LATEST STYLES FOR LADTFS AND CHILDREN ARE NOW AT ADDISON’S. WE HAVE ALSO A LARGE RANGE OF LADIES’ TWEED COSTUMES SMART LOOKING CARDIGANS A JUMPER SUITS OFFERING AT MOST REASON A RLE PRICES A STAR ATTRACTION IN XT EUli NECKLETS FURS ARE THE HEIGHT OF FASHION THIS WINTER, SO GET IN EARLY FOR A GOOD CHOICE AT ADDISONS Drapers I C10t1r1..., ?h “" e

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“ Will the Farm be kept going ? ” That is one of the questions which usually confronts the Farmer who thinks about the iuture ot his estate. Some helpful information and sound advice is given in n useful booklet just published. It is entitled— “ The Farmer’s Will ” and a copy may he obtained from any Office or Agent of the Public Trustee or free l> v post from the Public Trustee, Wellington. (c.cmoi.coton)__ op'ticTatS*! OF CHRISTCHURCH.

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