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Hokitika Guardian, 30 July 1929, Page 8

8 1 1 I <9! mm YOU WILL BE SURPRISED AT THE NEW LEASE OF LIFE TAKEN ON BY CLOTHES YOU THOUGHT PAST WEARING. THE COST IS MOST REASONABLE. R. PATERSON, Representing G. Taylor & Co., Ltd Christchurch. Mercer, Revell St., Hokitika. BlßißißlliiflJßigißi|l#niil^«^M!B a 8 I f I Ijj ... '-■JuSi TO-DAY’S GREATEST VALUES LTCARST^ UNAPPROACHABLE FOR COACH WORK AND APPOINTMENTS . . . UNEQUALLED FOR WONDERFUL EM CL*!*? AND,MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT . . . UNRIVALLED FOR CFEED, RELIABILITY * AND HILL-CLIMBING POWER, AS TREBLY PLOYED IN OPEN \ TRIALS . . . THE WONDERFUL VALUE OF THE “WHIPPET" . * IS NOW MADE STILL FURTHER ATTRACTIVE BY THESE RE- ? DUCED PRICES. NEW WHIPPETT PRICES 4-Cylinder 2-Door Sedan , £264 4-Door Sedan £284 Coupe 2-Passenger ... £270 Coupe '4-Passenger ... £2BO Tourer ... ... £233 Roadster- 2-Passenger ... '£233 Car Chassis ... ... AS*«.•) 10 -15 cwt ; Commercial Chassis . ... ... ... .'£l7o 6-Cylinder 2-Door F.edan £325 Coupe 2-Passenger... ... £330 4-Door Sedan ... £350 Coupe 4-Passenger £340 F.O.R. CHRISTCHURCH.' F.O.R. CHRISTCHURCH.. : ■ \ '• : ‘ FULL EQUIPMENT, including front and rear bumpers, tyre cover, etc., j IS STANDARD WITH ALL ‘‘WHIPPET” CARS .„A CALL AND INSPECT THIS WONDERFUL CAR AT— .jfc WILD AND BASSETT, BE V ELL ST HE ET , ROh.IT IKA . iißiißii M B B m B ftl B

O’Connell & Caliari RKVK'iL STREET HOKITIKA. HMiH-C’IiASS FUP.NITUKE made to any design. Our OAK SUITES ire a speciality ivAPOC REDDiNG and WIRE MAT1H ESSES always on hand. 1 Full niTOi mation cn enquiry it the laciory, opposite F. Schroder and Co’i» drapers I PRODUCE PRICES Milling wheat (per sack) 22s 6d; clean seconds (per sack) 20s; best feed oats (per sack) 16s 6d; best table potatoes (per sack) 14s 6d; small, sound potatoes (per sack) 6s; bran 12s; pollard 18s ; carrots 3s 6d; parsnips 4s; swedes 2s 6d; table potatoes 4s 6d; table onions 7s; pickling onions 6s 6d (all in 561 b. bags). Potatoes in 112ll> bags 8s 6d. Oat sheaf chaff, per ton 115 s; single bags ss; straw chaff 2s 9d per sack; baled bay 85s per ton; single bales 4s. Mild cured bacon (in rolls) Is Id lb. Cabbage 7s large sack; pumpkins and marrows 2d lb. Cooking apples 6s 6d; dessert apples Bs. CASH WITH ORDERS. C. E. MEREDITH LTD., BOX 21 : V AIM ATE. , removed To Blew premises adjoining J. A* Turner, Fruiterer, W«Jd St. TAILORED SUITS FROM i6os. VOUR CHOICE CAN BE MADE FRuM A WID& RANGE OF MATERIALS. LADIES: For a number of years we have made a special edudy of ladies’ tailoring. Satisfaction guaranteed. FRANK BALLINGER 8 CO.. • LAME? XUD GENTS* rAHiORS.

JUST LANDED pEAMEAL, 2001 b SACKS, 238 6d PER SACK. jgARLEY MEAL, ‘2oolb SACKS, 248 V--6d PER SACK. ' ■; * ... . ; THE ABOVE IS SUPERIOR TO POLLARD FOR POULTRY AND PIG FEEDING. ALSO- ' / ' 20J SACKS OF THE FAMOUS • * i'v IJABLE pOTATOES 25 SACKS OF CELEBRATED EPICURE EARLY SEED POTATOES. 200 BALES LUCERNE HAY. PATERSON MICHEL i CO., LT6 ’Pbone No. 2. WHARF STREET ’PHONE i HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK ESTABLISHED, 1860. UrHer the Savings Bank Act of 1801, HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. tnterest is now allowed on 1 DEPOSIT'S UP TO £2OO AT «'i% PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. THE TRUSTEES MEET EVER* MONTH for uespatck of business. >•- Wm. WILSON. Manngar.