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Hokitika Guardian, 21 November 1929, Page 4

FRIDAY EVERYBODYS’ PICTURES FRIDAY LEWIS STONE &. UARCKLINE DAY “THE FREEDOM OF THE PRESS” TOPICAL “COLLEGIANS” CO AI ED Y. Saturday: Rex, tlic Wild Horse, in “Wild Blood.” ■K-V.-'i mm Ml 19 S4*sa m L~ m. REST VALUE -inhouse FURNISHINGS LINOLEUMS AX MINSTERS AND REVERSIBLE HUGS AX MINSTER AND TAPESTRY RUNNERS COIR MATTINGS CURTAIN NETS AND BEDSPREADS ’Phone 89 ri A iVI J. B T 0 N ADDISONS ' 8 X K. E E T , HOKITIKA. a ~ y CONFIDENCE 0 nONEIDENCE in yourself comes from - wearing the correct sporting clothes. Mere are some of Stopforth’s special offersCream Tennis Trousers, good quality, . , . --155.6 d and 18s 6(1. All-Wool Garbadine Tennis Trousers — 26s 6d to 355. Elannel Trousers, assorted shades—--15.- Gd to- 32s 6d. [•’ancy Worsted Trousers— 23s 6d to 42s 6d. White Canoe Shirts —Bs £d to 10S 6d. Cream Viyclla, Tennis or Canoe Shape —2IS. All-AVool Cream Tennis Shirts— lßs 6d. m u H. STOPFORTH, a V B u BOX d'l REVELL STREETTELEPHONE 167.

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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 If you haven’t road it, get your copy to-day. Obtainable from any Office or Agent of the Public Trustee, or free by post from the Public Trustee, "Wellington.