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Hokitika Guardian, 14 May 1929, Page 4

10-NIGHT! EVERYBODYS’ PICTURES TO-NIGHT! MADGE BELLAMY, .JOHNNY MACK DROWN, WALTER MeGltA.-o “THE PLAY GIRL" “THE PLAY GIRL” g.lic craved what many girs want --luxury and lint* raiment —nut the price was in..re than she would pay. TO I’ IC' AT/ ! COMEDY! Wednesday: “Good Morning Judge.” 1? When the Winter Winds howl, snuggle under one of these fine eiderdown QUIL T S . ESPECIALLY CHOSEN for tlieir colour, Llicir quality and tlieir economy. For long wearing qualities and distinctive designs there is nothing to equal this remarkable oiler. Just Took at these prices. Wad Felt Quilts, with Satin bands, (i X 4 £1.17.6 F.vry Down Quilts, wide Satin bands, (5 x 4 £3.11.0 iderd ow u s with Satin Strappings at £5.16.0 -T7 a r\ IT.-tA £~l ' Pip-,. ,/■' . '.u Sf • . TO \\A'- ' -cV. t. w /-it j »: B 1 .ANNETS. The coldest days are yet to come—so WE STOCK:—PETONK, KA .APOi, JIRL’CE, PRICES RIGHT! PRICES buy blankets now! HOSED ALE. R I G tl T I ’Phone 89 ADDISONS p, o. box 9 STItEET,HO Iv I T I K A . HAMI L T 0 N

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OF CHRISTCHURCH. Next visit will he July 2nd. and 3rd. THE FARMER’S WILL On account of the special nature • of a Fanner’s estate it is particularly necessary for him to make a good will and to appoint a trustee who is capable of carrying it out. The family man who neglects to make a will, or leaves a will which opens the way to misunderstanding and litigation, is unjust to his dependents. Much helpful advice is given in a new booklet, “ The Farmer’s Will ” a copy of which may lie obtained from any Office or Agent of the Public Trustee, or free bv post from the Public Trustee, "Wellington,