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West Coast Times, 17 June 1912, Page 4

J. WALLACE, Hairdresser & Tobacconist REVELf STREET

J.W. has the best assoit ment of Pipes on the Coasl including Loewe’s and othei favourite brands. Shaving Requisites great variety.

All goods sold at a small margin of nrofit (onljiR*ZORb OHOUND AKD SET. Satisfaction Guaranteed

18 YOURJJAIB THINP WOULD YOU LIKE IT THICK

frja* Before Using. After Using.

Have you aeon the original photographs f Certified to by a leading photographer that they are produced direct from the negative without any re-touching. Price, 3/6. Special Strength, 5/6. W. BRICE & SON, 6 167 Colombo Street. Christchurch. J. WALLACE. , Agent. Revel! Street, * > : : Hokitika.

THE MAHINAPJA LAKE HOTEL. HA3 BEEN TAKEN OVRE BY JOHN BROWN, (Lato of Stafford). new proprietors intends to cater especially for Picnic Parties and visitors to tho Lake. SUPERIOR TABLE, EXCELLENT BEDROOMS. 'The Hotel is to be thoroughly renovated and visitors arc assured of tiptop treatment. Correspondence promptly attended to. , JOHN “BROWN, PROPRIETOR.

THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., Limited. Accident Branch, TRANSACTS all branches of ACCIJL DENT BUSINESS. Is the OLDEST, J LARGEST, wind STRONGEST COLONIAL ACCIDENT COY. MAIN FEATURES. Absolute security, Prompt and Liberal Settlements. EMPLOYEES OF LABOUR. Will study their own interests hr applying for rates and other particulars. to C. S. Cray & Co , £OAST REPRESENTATIVES, GREYMOUTH. iVSark S.p*ot & Co., AGENTS, Hokitika

TRAFALGAR HOTEL UPPER MAWHERA QUAY. GREYMOUTH.

A. BEGAN ; : ; : Proprietor. 3- H AS pleasure in intimating that ho has taken over the proprietorship of that well-known hostelry, ic and trusts that by carefully studying Jr the comfort of the travelling and genw oral public to merit a continuance of d tho former patronage. Comfortable accommodation guaranteed for visitors. A good table at u reasonable tariff. None but tho BEST BRANDS of WINES and SPIRITS stocked. E NEW WINTER GOODS. , A. E. Stapleton, , JJAS just opened a large and new 1 ' slock of winter goods from tho ' following:— Mosgiel, Kaiapoi, Roslyn, Pctonc, j Timaru, Ashburton and Bruce Mills. All-wool Under Pants 4s to 10s Gd. , AU-wool Singlets 4s to 11s Cd. I i All-wool flannels 3s Cd to 7s Gd. All-wool Sox, Is to 2s Gd. Fancy all-wool Sox, Is Gd to 3s Gd. Heavy Tweed Overcoats, 275, 355, 455, 655, 655, and 755. Men’s tailor-cub suits from 45s to 70s. 'Boys’ Varsity Suits from 10s to 20s. Odd Tweed knickers from 4s Gd to 10s Gd. Odd Twoed trouscAs 9s Gd to 18s Cd. Also a large stock of rugs, blanket*, | soft felts, black flexibles; caps.--All jof tho latest styles; shirts, collars, (ties —an up-to-date stock always on hand. Cano hamper, Brief Bags, Ports ; Kits and Gladstone always in stock, j Inspection invited; no one pressed i to buy. ALF. E. Stapleton. j MERCER AND CLOTHIER,,