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Hokitika Guardian, 22 July 1933, Page 1

Public Notices, ALL Australian and N.Z. Stations on a C.Q. Radio, reproduced with fidelty of tone. £l9, easy terms -if re- ; quired at Gifford’s. j ATWATER Kent Radio now available in from five to twelve valve models. Mantel type and luxurious Console cabinets from £l9 at Gifford’s. GET IN TOUCH with us—we will transact your business in Christchurch for you ; purchase goods or make any private enquiries.—Same day service. THE DOMINION SALES AND SERVICES LTD. P.O. Box 977, CHRISTCHURCH.

HOKITIKA BRANCH. ANNUAL RE-UNION AND SMOKE CONCERT SOLDIERS’ HALL, HOKITIKA. FRIDAY, 23th JULY, 1933. . 8 o’clock. Tickets 2/6. Tickets must be procured before Wed nesday, Jul.v 2Gtb. It. PATERSON. v.v '-Hon; Secretary. • P.O. Box 86, ’Phone 212.

DON’T be without a Radio this winter! Buy a C.Q. N.Z. built Radio at £l9 from Giiford’s. 1 JOHN CAMERON GENERAL CARRIER AND FORWARDING AGENT. REVELL ST., HOKITIKA. TELEPHONE No. 117. AlL.Trains met. Prompt attention given to ad orders. . . Agent for the N.Z. Carrying Company Agent for Best West Coast Coals. • .£350,000,000 A YEAR. Beverley Nichols writes “I have J nst been told that the women of EngLnu could save this country. £350,000,000 a year if they could . learn to ■ cook. New ..Zealand women, fortunately for thei r husbands, can cook, and cook well and economically. A big proportion of them have found tlut the problem of a real change in breakfast, diet can be solved by the adoption ol Diamond Oat lets, a new and, especially tasty small form of rolled oats. Try Diamond Qatiets yourself.—Advt.