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Hokitika Guardian, 14 January 1931, Page 1

Add 30 minutes on to eacl' tide to make up for summer-time. UNION COMPANY’S LINE. ' The Poolta ijs still detained at Greymouth, sailing for Wellington and Miramar, when the sea moderates. The Kaimai is due at Grey mo nth to-morrow, set permitting, to load for Miramar and Wellington. ;{The Karepo was expected to leave Wellington yesterday for Greymouth via Lyttelton ; arriving at Greymouth about the end of the week to load coal for Auckland. BLACK 2 STEPHENS General Carrier* and Contractors. THE HOKITIKA TRANSPORT SERVICE. 1 \\fITH OCR RELIABLE FLEET ▼ v oxr FIVE LORRIES we can undertake the largest or smallest transport ardors to a iy part of the West Coast. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE ! j SERVICE A CIVILITY—OUR MOTTO Yours faitnfully, BLACK & STEPHENS ’PI one 190 o~ 130 m. BUSINESS IS BOOMING. NO wonder, for prices are right, work and material the best. I)o as the others do, try me, and see for yourself. Also see the chip heater, hot water galore, and first cost only cost. Also basins, baths, coppers, tubs, etc., at THE “MODERN PLUMBER.” T. RICHARDS, Revell Street, ’Phone 37. The Right Shop for Bags and Wallets Actions speak louder than words,’ says the proverb. mm ))/ Our Excellent \< \U Values make (( words unnecessary )) altogether. KING AMES Bojkse.br & Stationer eve l St.. HOKITIKA Tel. 7IM . Exquisite Indian handworked embroidered linen n apery, including dainty handkerchiefs, afternoon, and supper sets just opened out at Schroder’s, suitable for Christmas gifts. Also very dainty bed spreads.— Advt.