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Hokitika Guardian, 29 June 1933, Page 3

& >'f '' F--4 ■: •• \ • • • <• * ; " GOOD ALWAYS BUY GOOD TOOLS YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO LET BAD TOOLS RUIN A GOOD JOB. IT PAYS EVERY TIME TO BUY THE BEST. FOR THE DEPENDABLE QUALITY OF THEIR HARDWARE GRIFFEN AND SMITH HAVE THE CONFIDENCE OF EVERY EXPERIENCED TRADESMAN. FOR BETTER QUALITY AT BETTER PRICES YOU NEED GO NO FURTHER THAN , V ~ % A Complete range of all Tradesmen’s requirements and Builders' Supplies always in stock. GENERAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HARDWARE MERCHANTS Re veil St. HOKITIKA. Also nt Westport, Head Office: GREYMOUTH.

improve : rapidly -Lane's raises the standard of health, builds bone and body, saves them from the distressing maladies of childhood. Lane’s provides, in easily digested form, the purest Cod Liver Oil, British retintd and guaranteed of the highest vitamin content. Youngstersiet more good out of Lane's—feel the benefit quicker. ~ - ~ T~~‘ . x. : Price'2/9 and'4/9 * •'V EMULSION o* ■ ■ Fir* <od Ll« OH BtetfnfoM Cruftott. | Hyjwpfttsphitcs of Limt & Soil | ’ m 4 frctfr £ef». niuoi* [Lifm Oil. u 4 Hfpu| ffIKS (MM k Oumirt. fitM* *uth« «t^— i wniumijmi riu uaitMiciin ih! rtv ilk L c . un. nM.I. HA YE YOUR CLOTHES TAYLOR! 'll DRY GLEANED -—-<> IT M I ful f-.-t iiii COST IS SURPRIBINGLY SMALL. '•pi 111 As an investment In smarter dressing and keener economy, send your clothes to Taylor’s for expert Dry Cleaning and Pressing—it saves your clothes and your cash. Do it now—send your clothes to Taylor’s to-day. gjjg m 1'? 11l ill M mi 'll ill m R il’l MERCER. REPRESENTING C. TAYLOR AND C®., LTD. 1:1 ~ m HOKITIKA POULTRY PIG EON, AND CANARY CLUB. ANNUAL SHOW ANNUAL SHOW TO BE HELD IN ? SOLDIERS' HALL, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 21, »nd 22 SCHEDULE FOR POULTRY CLASSES NOW OBTAINABLE. KNITTING AND FANCY WORK SECTION. •: ;iJUDGES Mesdames Anderson and Macintosh. > Entries to'be at the Hall not later than 10 a.m. FRIDAY, July 22. '• '• /Where Specials are given, no prize money will be awarded. . All exhibits-must be the bona-lide work of the exhibitor and never ' ‘ ; ilrea(dy'won a first prize in any show. -Special care will be taken of all exhibits, which will be on show in the 'supperfroom at the R.S.A. Hall, under the supervision of Mesdames Hart, Hall and Lynch. ;; , Entry Fee 6d. First Prize 3/- second prize 1/6. No second prize unless 4 or more 'entries. . The selling price of exhibits to be stated on the entry form.; i All exhibits must be the bona-fide work of the exhibitor. , - Claes I—MenVPullover or Cardigan. Glass &Mfc»'dies’ Jumper or Cardigan. " Class (3 Scarf and Beret. ’ whole outfit (dress, coat, bonnet). Class s—Ladies' pressing Jacket. • Class &— Boy’s Suit'or Child’s Dress. •Class '7—Pair Socks. . Class .B—Any article (knitted), “ Class itted Cush ion. 5: >!plasß 10.—Girls under 16 years, Jumper. . , hand-worked Apron, Mrs Hart’s special 5/-. lJ—Best .Hand-worked Duchess Set. Dbnor 6/-. 'Class 14,—Best band-worked Supper Cloth. Doiior 6/- ‘ >J Chiss 'ls—Dest : hand-worked non-dassified article. Donor 5/-. Class hand-'worked Cushion. Donor 5/-. Class 17—Best hand-worked Nightdress. Mrs A. W. Yarrall’s trophy. : . „ Special /prize donated by Mrs \V. Hall for most points in knitting, /.IQ/-: Miss Ross 5/- cash, for best Baby’s Outfit; G. Kennedy, special for bbst Girl’s Knitting Class; Wholesale Boot Co.’s trophy 10/6 for.best • Knitted Cardigan'; R. Paterson, 10/6 for Best Ladies’ Dressing Jacket; ' Millers -Ltd.,'lo/6 for Best in Class 6. ENTRIES FOR KNITTING SECTION, CLOSE WITH MRS C. HART, HAMPDEN ST., (’Phone No. 182), ON SATURDAY, JULY Bth. f G|RL GUIDES AND BOY SCOUTS’ SECTION. /Entry Fee 6d. Prize Money: Ist 2/6, 2nd 1/6, 3rd 1/-. , Special prize valued 10/6 for best board of knots, donated by H. Kortegast, Mr Herring 5/-, second prize. ■‘i The 1 -following Knots to be mounted on board:— • Knots.—Reef, Clove Hitch, Sheet Bend, Bowline, Bowline or Bight, - Sheep Fishermai ’s, Pile Head. ' ” . . - T. A. LYNCH, Secretary, SALE STREET, HQIQHKJL/