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Hokitika Guardian, 26 January 1933, Page 3

HOW MODERN—HOW CONVENIENT AND HOW HYGIENIC IS YOUR BATHROOM? '■ Old-fashioned bathrooms and their unsatisfactory appointments are a source cf expense and inconvenience and are insanitary. At a surprisingly small cost you can make your bathroom your ideal of beauty antf convenieVtos. Choose your own styles, your own colours and your own appointments, and pay a price we.l within your means. GALL AND DISCUSS IT WITH US. -v~- 1 J I s, 'CVS>! Wm REVEIL STREET, HOKITIKA. Genera! Wholesale and Retail !§> Hardware Merchants. Head Office, Greymcuth. Also at Westport We . guarantee the qua'ity of these Bathroom appointments and recom* mend them for their beauty, durability and for the way they are easily kept spotlessly clean and hygienic

r. Have j In Yourself IN YOUR BUSINESS IN HOKITIKA’S FUTURE AND ABOVE ALL - 'N—O’CONNELL & CALIARI'S FURNITURE! MADE ON THE PREMISES UNDER THEIR OWN SUPERVISIO MADE ON THE PREMISES UNDER THEIR OWN SUPERVISION We are Agents for the AUSTRALIAN UNION ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION Fire, Marine and Accident Departments. Consult us for Rates. , , ; PHONE 167 3 UEVELL STREET- lIOKITIKA.

>£*^ ►!«►s<^^^^>1■ WE W(LL QUOTE YOU FOR ELECTRICAL WORK IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. No Installation too small or too largo. Estimates free. Dynamos, Motors, Lighting, and Cooking Appliances. Arc ylu keeping the maintenance costs of your Electrical system down to a minimum? C. L. Renton guarantees excellent workmanship, at lowest possible cost to the consumer. t ALL CLASSES OF ELECTRIC AL APPLIANCES STOCKED. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. Accounts* may be paid at the Office of Renton and Coy., and all inquiries -will receive immediate attention. ►£< ►M* ►!< >l< & ►!< >X« Op f / 96

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A veteran lover of the weed had rent North Auckland smoke concert. “My lodge doctor,” hp remarked, “told me, twenty odd years ago, to give up smoking. Said my general health would 'be enormously benefited. It wasn’t. It got steadily worse. I - gothorribly irritable, nervous and depleted. So, satisfied I was doing myself tar more harm that good, I began to smoke again—but not the stuff T foinv erly smoked. I chose New Zealand toasted Navy Cut No. 3, (a delightful blend of choice leaf) and found it vielded me infinitely greater enjoyment than my former brands did. I soon got alright. Richard was himself again ! T reckon ‘toasted’ is the finest tobacco manufactured—and quite harmless. Navy Cut No. 3, it may be mentioned, is <jne of the four popular toasted brands, the others being Riverhead Gold, Cavendi'-h and Cut Plug No. 10. They their unique flavour, delicious aroma, and comparative freedom from nicotine (that deadly stuff 1) to the coasting or roasting they get when manufactured.,—-Advt.