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Hokitika Guardian, 17 November 1933, Page 1

WEATHER^FORECAST TJie general inference. A moderate anti-cyclone is moving on to New Zealand. A large depression is located over the interior of Australia and is moving south Eastward. The. forecast is for light to variable winds, but later tending to northerly: The weather will, be fjne with moderat temperatures; seas sjpooth to moderate. I Public Notices to : -buy—Old jewellery, * ’ rings, bangles, brooches etc. Apply G. Sutherland, Watchmaker Hokitika. VALVE Battery Radio complete with all batteries, speaker and aerials for £lO. Good reception guaranteed Gifford’s, Revell St.

O’BRIEN BROS. GENERAL CARRIERS AND FORWARDING AGENTS, AND CARTAGE CONTRACTORS GARAGE; WHARF STREET, ‘ Phone No. 138. HOKITIKA. All Orders Promptly Attended to. BOTTLES! METALS! BOTTLES! BUYERS of brass, copper, lead, aluminium, zinc, etc. Any class,. any quantity ; highest price given. Garage next to Domirlion Hotel. Our lorry will canvass Town and countrv district daily. ORIENTAL BOTTLE EXCHANGE. ave est sa a p /~\NE ol our Snapshot Albums will • enable you to carefully treasure Snaps of your tamny outings, and travels. We’ve all sizes and many different bindings. Prices are low. JAMES KING | ! Bookseller & Stationer 8 I Reve'l St., HOKITIKA Tel. 7IM S ! l»*il all ciaHses of Jno Printing tffj the “Guardian”. 'Phone 22m.