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Hokitika Guardian, 27 August 1929, Page 8

a Why Buy New Clothes? ] THOSE OLD SUITS AND OVERCOATS YOU REGARD AS USELESS '■ i ' WILL TAKE ON A NEW LEASE OF LIFE WHEN THEY ARE DRY-CLEAN-ED AND PRESSED ■ ..... BY TAYLORS. R. PATERSON ; ,' i : : ■' : Representing C. Taylor & Co., Ltd Christchurch. Mercer, Revell St., Hokitika. I V I i i &A, I Im ■ m B , 1 ; I -m'S «• isa: a ‘i-a a:-.-a .m i si i i a y l j *i m isa.-: m m m a m lie ... &./ y. m TO-DAY’S GREATEST VALUES IN CARS ! UNAPPROACHABLE FOR COACH WORK AVI3 f EPOINTMENTS . . . UNEQUALLED FOR WONDERFUL ENC l.'!E"Af!p mechanical EQUIPMENT . . . UNRIVALLED FOR CPEED, RELIABILITY AND HILL-CLIMBING POWER, AS TREBLE PROVED IN. OPEN TRIALS . . . THE WONDERFUL VALUE OF THE " WHIPPET” IS NOW MADE STILL FURTHER ATTRACTIVE BY THESE REDUCED PRICES. NEW WHIPPET PRICES 4-Cylinder F.O.R CHRISTCHURCH. F.O.R. CHRISTCHURCH. > FULL EQUIPMENT, including front and rear bumpers, tyfe cover, etc., IS STANDARD WITH ALL “WHIPPET” CARS. CALL AND INSPECT THIS WONDERFUL CAR AT— 1 v i WILD AND BASSETT, O’Connell & Caliari REVELL ST.— HOKITIKA. High-class furniture made to any design. Our OAK SUITES ire a speciality. EAPOC BEDDING and WIRE MATTRESSES always on hand. . i . • Full information on enquiry at the Factory, opposite F. Schroder and Co’s. Drapers. PRODUCE PRICES Milling wheat, per sack 245; clean brown seconds, per sack 21s; best feed oats, per sack 16s; best table potatoes, per sack 17s 6d; small sound potatoes, per sack, Os; bran 12s, pollard 18s per sack; table carrots 3s 6d, parsnips Is,' swedes 2s 6d, table onions 7s, picklersi 6s; potatoes 5s 6d, all above in 561 b. bags; potatoes, in'll2lb bags, 10s. Oat-sheaf chaff 115 s per ton, single bags os; straw chaff 2s 9d per sack; baled bay 85 per ton, single bales 4s; puro , ground paintridge peas, 1501 b. bags, 15s; pigmeal 12s 6d; beetroot, per box, 3s. Mild cured bacon, in rolls Is Id; fresh eggs, 20doz. lots, Is sd. Cabbage, leeks, lettuce, cauliflowers, spring onions, seed potatoes of all descriptions also ready. Inquiries invited and orders executed at lowest prices. CASH WITH ORDERS. C. E. MEREDITH LTD., BOX 21 : WAIMATE. JUST LANDED '■■■ ’ >• M. . pEAMEAL, 2001 b SACKS, 23* 8d ' PER SACK. * • • • - X. • pARLEY MEAL, 2001b‘SACKS, 2«» 6d PER SACK. ' ■ : • '■ v THE ABOVE IS SUPERIOR TO POLLARD FOR POULTRY AND Pip FEEDING. ; ALSO— ... ".j ; ’ 20J SACKS OF THE FAMOUS NOWBALL IJIABLE pOTA^OES 25 SACKS OF CELEBRATED x A EPICURE EARLY SEED POTATOES. 200 BALES LUCERNE HAY. “ It PATERSON MICHEL & CO., LT6 '’Phone N« 2. WHARF STREET U; ’PHONE 51 . . ) TAILORED SUITS FROM 160 s. rOUR CHOICE CAN BE MADE - FROM A WIDE RANGE OF lterials. LADIES: For a number of years we re made a special study of ladies’ bring. Satisfaction guaranteed. FRANK BALLINGER £ CO. LADIES’ AND GENTS’ TAILORS WELD STREET HOKITIKA f (Next to J. L. Turner*') HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK ESTABLISHED 1866. • '- - \ y . y\' Under the Savings Bank Act of 1852.; HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA.'J> K ? TNTEREST IS NOW ALLOWED ON J- DEPOSITS UP TO £2OO AT «*% PER ANNUM. i N \ * f y.; ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM •; j BALANCE. THE TRUSTEES MEET EVERY , , MONTH for despatch of business. Wm. WILSON, 1 s Manager.