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Hokitika Guardian, 15 April 1930, Page 3

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TOOKI-Y’S ARCADE tt'f. , A »5T of the many linos stocked BcxjiSs. and all commercial stationschool books and school requisites, crockery, glassware, aliimiitfum ware, kitchen every description, cutlery, thermos flas%, toys, fancy goods and novel- - STOCK SUPERIOR t OUR, VBJtmiW AM'BW;r. WA|;K IN'" AND H“AVllf"A* LOOK, f- YOU ARE WELCOME. Revell St.— HokiJikaJ'; •

MBS JOHN COYLE FITZHERBERT ST., HOKITIKA - •.H'i'u.vHS.' Desires 'to notify tffirtUshe is stiii continuing the OA'HRYING and CONTRACTING BUSINESS so successfuliy carried on by her late husband, which is under the capable management of her son, John Coyle junr. Evert; ‘description p| rr 'cartage and carryi njjjj | .effected • y P rasps’ V,reason able. WOOD -\ND COAL SUPPLIED IN ANY QUANTITY. Ring Jot" r nvle. 'nlmne No. US. Winter will soon be herq, and ~w.tli it the cold nights. Bade’g -have jf-st what you want in buttoned and 100 c kapoo mattresses, white fleecy blankets, and beautiful new down quilts at Frank Bade’s. ’Phone 179®— A'flvt. Lines of interest opened to-day at Addison’s: Fur-trimming, Chenille velvets, loral velveteens, lace flouncing},, tweeds, raincoats, umbrellas and Shopping bags. Call to-day and ins ect.—Advt.