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Hokitika Guardian, 13 October 1930, Page 8

K WAREHOUSE 96 Lichfield St., Ch. Ch. Htn thl* Frock,; made to, your order i n fadeless Kayqns and Art Sll k», under a guarantee of absolute satisfaction, or money refunded. Write to-night for a full range of patterns and euy measurement / form. Catalogue, on request. 27/6 29/6 Have this Coat made to order. Do other , firm In New Zealand could tailor this Coat to your measures in such good quality Tweeds at these prices. Write for full range of patterns and our easy measurement form. You will he surprised at the value. College* Grey Worsted Sac< Suit, the . greatest value in the trade. Mid-Grey, Dark and Collego Grey,, also fancy designs in Mid-Grey and Browns. .If cloth, style,, and fit are not ,’ight, you got your money hack. Save an 'overcounter profit of 20/- hy buying direct. All sizes, or , 34in, 36in, 381 n, 401 n, 42in a/- s}/• ■ a/chest measures *A M § Same style as above, ini. Grey Tweed, fully lined, bejfutt:ully cut and tailored. Lined Art Sis ready-made in S.W. and V/. is/« sizes only. Post -paid

MISHAP TO MOTOR,. Running hack over a steep bank on the I^yttelton side of Evans Pass while the owner was mending a puncture, an Austin motor car. a 7 h.p. saloon model, was considerably damaged early on Wednesday evening. Mr J. N. Scott, of 45 Bishop,Street, the owner, had the car jacked up at the time. A companion stood on the .side of the oar to release the hand brake so that the wheel could be turned round. This Avas being done Avhen the ear moved off the jack and commenced to run back. Mr Scott just had time to pull his friend clear before the car toppled over the bank and dropped a considerable distance into a gully. A motor ambulance was brought on the scene and much difficulty was experienced in recovering the car.