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Hokitika Guardian, 21 December 1925, Page 3

(Kor cu'iitinuitiicu of news see fourth pa«o.) "V’AIAfS STOCK IXfiS at oxeoptlonally linv prices. Also ii laiiiro of fancy boxes of chocolates at “The Homclcevoiis,’’ l’evco ii»,

RKX DEZ VOl'.S pure* ice-creams mack' from fresh rrcaon arc considered unexcelled anywhere. Fruit salad, st row herr.’os and cream ele. V LSITI)I|S to town are assured of a * delightful Innclieon, hot or cold with salads, etc. at “The Rendezvous” 15cfell. Street. Of* Winchester, Birmingham and ( - B.S.A. Sporting RII'T/KS: only the best. Try I. BROWN & CO. |OR. B.S.A. SI lOT-0 I'XS. li> gunge, and B.S.A. 110 Bore Shot-guns try I. BROWN & CO. OR AMMI'XITIOX of all kinds, the best only, try 1. BROWN & CO. AT PRKSTOX’S SROP—l’hono- ■ graphs, £1 los; latest.records, 3s. —C. Cederman.

BOX OTTOMANS. £2 As. oak wardrobe £lO, oak duchess £B. O. Ccdcnnan, Preston's Simp A, SPLENDID assortment of pictures on sale at C. Cederman’s, Preston’s Shop. DO NOT DISAPPOINT THE CHILDREN. Order your JusI'rute early this Xmas.—Kortegast Tiros. WANTED KNOWN— Boys’ and girls’ best quality juvenile CYCLES. £9 and £9 10s. At Toohey’s. C CHILDREN’S TRICYCLES, all sizes J and prices, at Toohey’s. FOR. SALE—Six gents used CYCLES, all in good order, front £4 to £lO. Apply Toohey’s.. TjW)R SALE.—T. 9 Indian Motor Cycle J and side-tar, complete and in good condition. Cheap turnout. £SO cash, or terms can be arranged. For particulars apply E. C. Toohey. XMAS 1925. I WISH TO ANNOUNCE that I have opened in Air Preston’s shop a splendid assortment of crockery, aluminium, enamel and Doulton ware. Call and inspect. C. CEDERMAN. TO FARMERS. TITB WISH TO NOTIFY the farni- » ' ers of South Westland that our agent. Mr D. C. Streeter,. Hokitika, in future will carry a stock of spare parts in order to give immediate service to users of our dairy engines. ANDERSON'S. LTD., Christchurch.

kokataht dairy factory coy. KOKATAHT BETTER, the FINEST on tlie market, "ratling 03.1 pts. Can lie procured at the undermentioned places: Dees Stores, Armstrong’s Stores, Mrs Maebeath, Mrs J. L. Turner, Airs Dyer, Wells Bros, and Son (Woodstock and Kanierih and M. Alovnilian (Kanieri). THANKS. WF-. the undersigned, desire publicly to express our appreciation of the uniform kindness extended to our late son by Dr Baird and all the members of the staff of the Westland Hospital during his illness. We also desire to thank the people of Hokitika. Arahura and Ross for their many kind messages and floral tributes. We -will never forget the kindnesses bestowed noon us, the memory of which will alleviate our sorrow in the bereavement suffered by us in the loss of our dear son. MR and MRS OPENE MASONArahura. Deo. 21st.