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Hokitika Guardian, 18 November 1933, Page 3

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FLOORS LIKE NEW IN 20 MINUTES ' One coat of wonderful Parkaline will give your floor a lovely lustrous beauty that will make.it like new. Simply brush Darkal;ne on. It dries quickly on any surface, over previous stain and “stays new”. Parkalino chipped or shabby. For all woodwork, in seven beautiful shades, 2s 6d. From all Hardware Stores. Ask also about Liquid I/.rio. —Advt.

M. HOUSTON & GO. auctioneers and general agents. WHARF STREETi HOKITIKA. i SHAREBROKERS Having commenced business as Sharebrokers, we would be phased if buyers or sellers of STOCKS AND SHARES, Would entrust their business to our firm. M. HOUSTON & GO. AUCTIONEERS, STOCKBROKERS, AND GENERAL AGENTS. CORNER WHARF & CAMP STS. HOKITIKA.