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Hokitika Guardian, 17 February 1933, Page 8

OLIVER & DUFF, i BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTERS, Ms NOW IN PROGRESS ->r.\ Boots and Shoes ■plliil* HUGE PRICE REDUCTIONS Y TERMS STRICTLY CASH 4SM Revell Street , Hokitika . docsooooooooooooooooooogooooooooooooooo ALWAYS DEPEND ON TAYLOR’S! The element of risk does not enter into the question l when you send your clothes to TAYLOR’S for expert Dry Cleaning and Pressing—they guarantee their work —Your clothes receive skilled treatment that assures complete satisfaction. Taylor’s low charges represent the greatest, possible value and economy unequalled elsewhere. Save, your clothes—send them to Taylor’s to-day and save pounds . 0m MERCER. .am REPRESENTING C. TAYLOR AND GO., LTQ. O © © © a m Or © © O O o Ql ■ qdV o > §i T I © ' o $ o o o o Q . s W' O i g V «.!>*. tfu ~-t y THE District Newspaper T s Best Medium of Advertisirj for the District 90 per cent of Residents read the “Guardian.” OVER 90 per cent of the homes in the district are regular subscribers to the “GUAR RAN,” which is the only journal to publish comprehensive reports of district events together with a fit! cable and telejfaphifr service. ’ As an advertising medium THE “GUARDIAN” s the cheapest, quickest and surest w»y of reaching the greatest num’b»- of people six d£ys a week. PRINTING With the best equipped Job printing plant outside the cities, THE GUARDIAN prints Neatly, Spefldlly anl Reasonably* < Wedding Invitations Dance Invitations Programmes Birthday Invitaticis . Catalogues Pedigree Forms Letter Heads Account Forms Envelopes (all sizes) Circulars Coupons Post Cards Labels Receipts Tags Concert Tickets ' Price Lists Visiting CardsTypewriter Paper Duplicator Paper ASK FOR QUOTATIONS P.O. Pcx 50. ’Phone 22 M. < ■V v