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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 29, Issue 43, 5 June 1917, Page 5

Still Holding our Position, Although heavily bombarded all along the line we still hold our reputation FOR GROCERIES AT LOWEST PRICES FOR IRONMONGERY AT KEEN PRICES FOR DRAPERY AND CLOTHING At Dependable Values. FOR , BOOTS AND SHOES That look well and wear well Brownlee & Co., Direct Importers. BOX 2, Havelock & Carluke. ' ’PHONE 6.

Our Ladies’ Department is replete with all the things .that gladden a woman’s heart. .We make a specialty of ladies’ outfitting and carry large and .modem .stocks .of Clothing and Mlllilery. Our aim is to provide everything we possibly can in Ladies’ Wear, and we endeavour to send out a SATISFIED CUSTOMER every time'. WILL YOU COME IN AND LOOK AT OUR NEW WINTER GOODS? THEY WILL PLEASE YOU! W. H. ORSMAN. GENERAL STOREKEEPER, HAVELOCK. Phone 7.

The “COMMERCIAL” Haueiooh’sLeading Hotel (Under Mew Management). VISITORS and the Travelling Public will find everything in the way of comfort and attention. Stopping place for Newman’s Card. BOOK HERE. Good Stabling and Garage Accommodation. FRANK GALLOWAY, PROPRIETOR. Thonk 17. “The White Star” EXPRESS, WOOD, COAL AND CARRYING COMPANY. AGENTS FOR The N.Z. Express Company. CUSTOM HOUSE AGENTS. The Porter meets all Trains and Steamers. All orders promptly attended to. High Street, Pictou

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