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Hokitika Guardian, 10 November 1932, Page 7

ASK FOE “TIRA” “Tira” is a specially brewed new brand of ale, which has won its way into puclic popularity. “Tira” is opened in wonderful conditions—sparkling, full of wholesome goodness, the best ot ‘ill refreshers —each and every bottle 1; a surprise, containing a .rich and fle.voui'y leverage that wiU completely win your taste and approval, ‘Tira” can ! e procured a', all hote's.' Make yow next a “Tira.”—Advt. mm LOOKING FOR Strengthened where strength is needed 22/6 55 ANY SIZE Eighteen months’ wear guaranteed. Has double seats and elbows, and is a wonderful wearing suit for boys hard oa clothes. Worsted finish, In Mid and Dark Grey or Brown. Closely woven and not easily Boiled. Your money back at onee if not satisfied. A FREE POCKET KNIFE if you mention this paper. Extra trousers 7/6 extra. Glasson’s Warehouse 96 Lichfield Street, Christchurch, ZJ « m PAPER SERVIETTES > D’OYLEYS, AND PICNIC PLATES, For your parties or picnics we can supply some very pretty ideas in either plain or colored Serviettes and D’Oyleys. * Picnic plates are fjso here at low prices. James King BOOKSELLER & STATIONER REVELL STREET, HOKIT.KA 'Phone 71M