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Hokitika Guardian, 24 October 1929, Page 4

FRIDAY EVERYBODYS' PSCTURFS FRIDAY ZANE) GREY'S ZANE GREY’S “THE WATER HOLE” “THE WATER HOLE" With Jack Holt & Nancy.{ftrroll. “COLLEGIANS,* * SERIAL, TOPICAL & COMEDY. Saturday: “The Bushranger” with Ti'm McCoy and Dale Austin (Miss N.Z.)

OF LONDON AND CONTINENTAL MODEL FROCKS rURCHASED BY'OUR'LONDON-BUYERS AT A RIDICULOUSLY LOW FIGURE. THESE GOODS ARE ''SHOWING IN ALL THE LATEST SHADES AND TONINGS. DO NOT MISS THIS WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY REVEIE STREET*. HOKITIKA. THE NOTED HOUSE EOlt VALUE THROUGHOUT. N.2. hewed Street,'HokitlK?i and at Mackay Street, Ureymoutii, also iteeiton. Blackball. VV estport, Ukrist,church, and \v elimgton.

n ¥? m SSfi i is m g?tia»a Vi is®? $ Six ss.« se? was, £&\ BEST VALUE •-'•;<.• *.> *. . : . ;. " - 9 " -IN—LINOLEUMS AXMINSTERS AND REVERSIBLE RUGS AXMINSTER AND TAPESTRY RUNNERS COIR. MATTINGS CURTAIN NETS AND BEDSPREADS Phone 89 ADI) IS 0N S p. o. box 9 ri AMJ.L T 0 N ‘ ST R EE T , -.r. HOKITIKA.

OF INTEREST TO FARMERS The Public Trust Office has just issued an interesting folder in connection with Advisory Trustees. It explains how farmers may take advantage of the opportunity to appoint one or more Advisory Trustees to co-operate with the Public Trustee in the administration of their estates. The various points are set out lucidly and briefly. Every farmer should make a point of obtaining one of these folders. ADVISORY TRUSTEES Tf you haven’t read it, get your ropy to-day. Obtainable from, any Office or Agent of the Public Trustee, or free by post I nun the Public Trustee, Wellington. Do your kitchen utensils need renewing? If so now is youi chance to get all you need at the lowest possible cost. Have a look at the window display at the Economical Crockery Shop. P. Stephens, proprietress,—AtU'itj.