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Hokitika Guardian, 26 October 1933, Page 3

•.-'ifay+i**''’" •-•C'>- i' l ...• • •/?- rs: Vi. .•}» ,• .•• «vf- •v . ? SAFEGUARD YOUR HOME! m m <, ■ YOU can’t sot* germs—but they are everywhere. The family’s health ■ demands that von should use a reliable disinfectant. Clicnol, the White Disinfectant, is scientifically prepared to be most effective for mines, schools, farms and domestic use. Cbenol also spells death to grass grubs. Inexpensive and packed to suit, both small' and large = users. jA'skv’is l for a pamphlet ?;;i!ivjng full particulars regarding the scores of . "U&esfor ;■ this* wonderful disinfectant.'*. . > Five times stronger than pure carbolic acid, yet is quite safe for personal use.' ■ Chenol is so safe, reliable and easy to use. No home should he without it. General Wholesale and Retail Hardware Merchants HOKITIKA *p: Keadi iOflie®: Greymoutii—Also at Westport 52SW

A ) > *AND BE SMARTLY DRESSED My dressed to-day—you can enjoy the con.f.rtinj iss ranee t at tmar. - iy^ttrday—you cair enjoy the assurance that smart* : 4 ;•«£<' eijojail&s'afford without tha expanse simply by sending your "y-presentfSuit, Coat, Costume, Jumper ‘ Suit cr Overcoat to • Tayidr’Sv for expert Dry Cleaning .and •Pressing. - / ' " • ..■DO IT TO-DAY—BE SMARTLY DRESSED AND ECONOMISE. , 7 ;t T*AVOpR’S ‘SAME ,YOUR CLOTHES—AND ; YOU SAVE A HANDFUL OF MONEY. W:*,It PATERSON, MERCER ' / REVELL ST.. HOKITIKA. ■ REPRESENTING C. TAY LOR AND COY., LTD. S?!*BSL , !®!!SS l, n»sS«* , !M2!!?r"-!t!!S!slS"!"S5-S2”!!*I l !"I= l !-f!S”! , *”*H2”!:!=:*M:^v” ,| it ,| rHtiiPiMM»iriiiwrinmiiifW!iiiwt!ii5MiHwiii5iiiirgmiJ»iiii!g!tiii5!m«»iiip»iiigiii»^!55 f 5Vp!!!!!f!!?1!S!!!!!?! , !!!j! ,| !!!!!!!‘i!!! , !5!!!!!!i!!!!5!U!f! , !!!!S!!!!!f!!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!!!'i!i!!!!!5 1 !!!! ■ , !!!!*! , ! l :!!! ,l !! ll P!*! ll !!! ll !!!?!!!! l ?!!!!!? l !!!!9 ll !!!! ll !!!!!!{!!!!f!!!!! , t!!i , !^ , !!!i!n i !!9!iWf!!l!|

" A sure frietid in uncertain times *r l , 7.'". ul • •'< \ *'•’* •/ V > *l*l c. •*» .> y if**?>T«K wig® I *3? Iftliii i : ■ i MGood-bye, and don’t forget to see the A.M.P.” ’ISE little bride! She knows that there is comfort, and a sense of security, in her husband having an A.M.P. policy on his life, so she gives him a reminder now and again. Wise little bride! For an investment of a few shillings a week a ypung man can have an A.M.P. whole-life policy for £SOO, a policy that will grow, with bonuses, year by year. Many A.M.P. policies have doubled in value before maturity; some have almost trebled. There is no better investment anywhere. Ask the nearest A.M.P. agent, or write to the nearest A.M.P. office for full details. ~ -V '■fe-' Offices and Agents throughout New Zealand.