Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

West Coast Times, 19 June 1912, Page 1

NOW OFFERING AT KINGS; THE LATEST NEW TYPE 6MHAPHONES. £ a The Cinch 4 0 New Cecil 5 0 Compton 7 0 t Gramo Exccllo (Hornless) b 10 Gramo Austral (Hornless) 8 Gramo Zealand (Hornless! 11 10 Mahogany Grand ; 26 0 Library Grand 3G 0 Queen Anno 40 0 0 Mahogany Grand 52 10 Monarch Quoxto Gramaphono 105 0 Junior 9 0 Monarch 11 0 Monarch Senior 14 Records 2s 6d, Double sided 4s, Gramophone 5s each and upwards. For furtnor particulars apply to—< <Jas» ■ BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER i REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA.

Th© Zealand insysane© C©F S Ltd* FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT. CAPITAL £1,500,000 —Established: 1839 Subscribed capital £1,500,000. Paid up and Reserves £690,000. No 4 Revenue for 1907, £642,759. Liberal Settlements. . Tbe Premier and Wealthiest Colonial Company. LOWEST RATES. Head Office: — New Zealand Insurance Buildings Auckland. Fire and Marino Risks in Hokitika, Kumara, and other parts 'of Westland taken at lowest Current Rates. A. B. KING, Agent, Hokitika. , Sub’Agent, „ JOHN CROWLEY. Rose.

Y©y See it! • Now You D©nt! Koop a watch on our "Window Display and you will not miss tho buss. Attractions Galore 2 There is absolutely no gammon about us Wo know what tho people want and what they will have. Tho secret of our success is owing to the fact that whatever our patrons want wo are ready to supply From Dainty Shoes to Gum Boots. Tho quality of all lines is such to ensure a continuance of tho substantial support accorded us while catering for tho public.of Hokitika and Country districts. Oliver and Duff. Boot and Shoe Importers. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA.

REEFTON COAL! MESSRS GIBSON AND HARRIS have appointed MR. FRANK THOMPSON: sole agent Hoi* Hokitika and district for the sale of the celebrated Burke Ufeek Rcefton) coal. For household and steaming purposes BURKE CREEK COAL Is absolutely the best on the market. PRICE 28s PER TON. TRUCKS BY ARRANGEMENT/ Orders received at— Telephone No. 125 F. Thompson, Coal merchant. Sewell Street, Hok^ika.

Man oh ester S CHRISTCHURCH UNDER ENTIRELY NE MENT. TYjTTHIN one minute c ' * Station, and in clos Post Office, Cathedral, Public Library. The leading and most fcel in the South Island lously furnished and rop