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Hokitika Guardian, 6 September 1930, Page 4

Just opened—A good assortment of art silk coloured quilts, in all sizes at McKay’s,—Advt, The entry list for the fnt stock sale at Arnliura on Monday appears in this issue, There was a sharp drop in the atmosphere this morning, following, a fall of snow in the mountains. This moming the lower hills had a good coyer* mg and there urns a decided wintry feel jp the air, The Arch tittle Shoe Store has just received another shipment of Red Ball gum Hoots, also the famous Blackhall Boots with non-skid rubber soles. O’Brien nailed shooters ip light and heavy makes, Fanners would be advised to look hoi’e before pairehaising their requirements for farm work.— Advt, The death took place at Recifton j Hospital op Thursday morning of Airs A|jop Maud Hubbuck, wife of Mr | William Hubbuck, of Cronadun. The 1 deceased had not been in robust health for some time past and only I three days ago entered the Hospital for treatment. The deceased lady was a native of Workingham, England, 58 years of age, and arrived in the Do-mi-inn en Armistice Day, 11th November, 1918. She leaves a husband, Men ! We are taking orders for leather motor coats. Our cash price will save you money. Inspection invited. AY, H. Stopforth’s.—Advt. :