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Hokitika Guardian, 13 February 1930, Page 1

MRS JOHN COYLE FITZHERBERT ST., HOKITIKA DESIRES to notify that she is still continuing the CARRYING and CONTRACTING BUSINESS so.successfully carried on by her late husband, which is under the capable management of her son, John Coyle junr. Every description of cartage and carrying effected. Prices reasonable. WOOD AND COAL SUPPLIED IN ANY QUANTITY. Ring John Coyle, ’phone No. 95.

ARROW CYCLE WORKS HAVE FOR SALE AT LOWEST PRICES: JB.SA. & BRAMPTON LADIES’ * GENTS’ CYCLES—BuiIt to suit local conditions. Also: Full stock of B.S.A. Cycle and Motor Cycle Accessories. English framed cycles with Brampton fittings at £7. Eectric cycle lamps, torches and batteries, full stock. We invite you to inspect oul fine range of the finest English and American guns, rifles and ammuniton. All cycle and motor cycle repairs effected by first-class mechanics. Workmanship guaranteed. 8.5. A., Triumph and Ariel Motor Cycles supplied to order. I. BROWN & CO. Revdl St. Hokitika. Don’t use an ordinary polish for good furniture and linoleums. Use the best —“Tan-01.” Gives a lasting shine.— Advt. CARRY THE TIN. When you pack your bag don’t forget to put a tin of Pnlmonas. Then if you feel hoarseness,, a cold or chill coming you’ll have the means to kill it before it gets a grip and spoils your holiday. Soothing, healing, Pnlmonas destroy germs and ward off infection. Is fid and 2s fid, in a handy pocket tin.—Advt" Put Sharland’s Vinegajr in your cruet —it is unexcelled for table use. Pure, piquant, strong. Stocked by all grocers—in hulk nr hott'e.—Advt.