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Hokitika Guardian, 5 March 1932, Page 4

TO-NICHT! EVER YBODYS’ PICTURES TO-NIGHT! Joan Craw.ord in Her Brilliant Successor to “Within The Law.” “TH'3 MODERN AGE” “TKS MODERN AGE” With Pai line Frc. lerick, Neil Hrmi'tcn and Monrce Ov/sby. Also News Coirecfy, Cartoon. Prices 2s 3d, Is 6d; children 6d downstairs. ’RE C 0 LHt EI! DL U FOR ADULTS. MAKE NEW YEAR GIFTS USEFUL THIS YEAR MORE SO, THIS YEAR THAN EVER BEFORE, MUST OUR GIFTS BE REALLY USEFUL. WE HAVE A REALLY FINE SELECTION OF SUITABLE GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY ON YOUR LIST. PRICES ARE VERY MODERATE—WHY NOT , CALL. LADIES’ HANDBAGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, SILK UNDERWEAR, 1931 NOVELTIES. GENTS' SPORTS WEAR, PYJAMAS, LATEST SHIRTS, SOX AND TIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, Etc HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. KO BOX S

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. qUBSCRI HERS to the “Guardian” *3 are notified Net to Pay the town runners. , Payment must he made to the Collector or at the Office. GUARDIAN & TIMES COY., LTD

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK ESTABLISHED 1868. Under the Saving Bank Act of 1862. HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA INTEREST IP NOW ALLOWED ON 1 DEPOSITS UP TO £2OO AT 4% PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. THE TRUSTEES MEET EVERY MONTH for dispatch of business. Wm. WILSON, Manager. (E.CHOURIO^L THE PREMIER OPTICIANS, CHRISTCHURCH. Next visit will bo early in May. SIGHT IESTING. j-jARRY & CJTOUPPE J^TU. OPTICi \NS, CHRISTCHURCH. Will main* reclar visits to Hokitika, dates being nolilied lator.