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Hokitika Guardian, 7 May 1929, Page 4

TO-NIGHT I EVERYBODYS’ PICTURES TO-MSGHT! DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IX THU UNITED ARTISTS’ SPECIAL: “THE GAUCHO.” “THE GAUCHQ.” Pop—Noi vc—Ad. ion—Romance. TOPICAL & COMEDY. • USUAL' PRICES TO-NIGHT. WINTER MILLINERY! THE LATEST STYLES FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN ARE NOW AT ADDISON’S. WE HAVE ALSO A LARGE RANGE OF LADIES’ TWEED COSTUMES SMART LOOKING CARDIGANS & JUMPER SUITS OFFERING AT MOST REASONABLE PRICES A STAR ATTRACTION IN kw, J wM "d FUR NECKLETS FURS ARFTHE HEIGHT OP FASHION THIS WINTER, SO GET IN EARLY FOR A GOOD CHOICE AT Q ADDISONS Drapers <& Clotniers, Hamilton Street, Hokltda. '’hone Mo, 89

j BARRACKER BILL say: U 1R! g Q D 13 iiii u till B iiii 0 m IF YOU’R E THE MAN WHOSE GOING TO SCORE THE WINNING TRY KICK T HE WINNING GOAL—AND HR IN G OFF THE GREAT TACKLE—YOU WILL DO IT FAR BETTER IN 4 V □ Q fl ■Nf •B FOOTBALL BOOTS, BELTS, ALL BLACK ||| SHORTS, JERSEYS IN LOCAL CL IJB CO LOURS Stopforth’s Football Togs! a i OF RED AND BLACK, BLUE AND BLACK. M BLACK, AMBER AND BLACK, ROYAL BLUE 9 GREEN AND BLACK, BLACK AND WHITE, s ALL GOING AT SPECIAL PRICES. □ w. BOX 94 H. STOPFORTH y REVELL STREET TELEPHONE 167. Q

OF CHRISTCHURCH. THE MAN ON THE LAND lias special need to give careful thought to the making of his Will and the appointment of a Trustee. If the making of a Will is neglected, or is not carried out correctly, loss and suffering may he inflicted upon dependants BE WISE—BE FAIR—BE SURE! The little look called “The Farmer’s Will” is full of wise guidance-read it! A copy may he obtained from any Office or Agent of the Public Trustee, or free by post from the Public Trustee, Wellington.