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Hokitika Guardian, 19 December 1930, Page 4

SALE! SALE! STEPHENS BROS, REYELL ST. Having re-opened .their premises wish to notify that the balance of goodg in stock must be cleared at any price. Ladies and gentlemen don’t miss your chance. Gents Borsalino hats for 2os and suits for 355. - Ladieg , costumes 35s and fashionable hats from 3s ,6d. 4 Also silk frocks from 15s. There ar® other goods too numerous to mention. Come and see for yourself and secure a bargain. Sale starts to-morrow (Saturday) and will continue till a clear* ance is made.—Advt. .

" ’Tis a comfort in grief.”—-Selous. The most depressing and annoying ills are undoubtedly coughs and colds. For such griefs, however, Baxter’s Lung Preserver is a wonderful comfort—soothes and relieves from the very first Hose. Also tones up the whole system against further trouble. Get your “Baxter’s” to-day! A new screw cap preserves the contents* Obtainable at all chemists and Stores Medium size, 2s 6d; large, economical familv size. 4s Cn bachelor’s size, size bottle, 2s 6d; large, economical family size, 4s fid; bachelor’s size ls.6d. —Advt.

ASIC FOR “TIRA” “Tira” is a specially brewed now brand of ale and, although only on the market a few months, has won its way into public popularity. Tira is opened in wonderful condition—sparkling, full of wholesome goodness, tb® best of all refreshers—each and every bottle is a surprise, containing a rich and flavoury beverage that will corn* plotely win your taste and npproval. “Tira” can he procured at all hotels. Make your next a “Tirft.”—Advt,