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Hokitika Guardian, 8 January 1917, Page 3

jp BINO ES .S THE A J’EE For a Season of THREE NIGHTS Commencing TO’iJIGHTI TO-NIGHTI MONDAY, JAN OAKY Bth. BEST LE BLANC’S FAMOUS MUSICAL COMEDY REVUE STAR COY. Present the Two- Act Musical Comedy “THE GAi MRS COHEN,” and “IN OLD SEVILLE.” Tuterpretod by a complete east of prin, cipals, bended by the Ymdisk Comedian. Mr Beit L j Blanc; “ The Chorus, “The Pony Bal.et,” “Hew York lour, Marcel ana Fallon AND THE ORCHESTRA. TUESDAY, J.IN. 9th —The two set Screaming M.usical Comccty “FUZZY WUZSSY.” Prices —4/, 3/ and 2/. Bex Plan at Mrs Browne's. PUBLIC NOTICE. TTN order to give effect to the intended JL requisitioning of all sheep skins (other than those derived from sheep slaughtered at Meat Export Slaughterhouses) and the scouring of low grade wools mirchased on behalf of tho IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT, it is desired mongering and wool scouring works, niongoring and wool scourink works, who are desirous of follmongering skins and scouring wool for tho Government make application for tho registration of their premises on or before loth JANUARY, 1917.. , The application must ho accompanied by a statement showing the following,, particulars: (1) The location of-the premises and the name of the owner or owner*. (2) Whether the person or persons at present operating tho works'are the actual owners or tho lessees. (3) The capacity.of the works and tho nature of the plant. , (4) The date on which all privatelyowned wool, skins, and pelts will be completely removed from the premises, and their immediate surroundings. A fee of £5 os must be enclosed with tho application. If the premises are approved and registered this fee will bo retained as the registration fee. If not approved and .not registered the amount will bo returned to the applicant. Applications should be addressed to — THE SECRETARY, Government Wool Advisory ■Wellington. KOKATAHI RACING CLUB. ANNUAL'MEETING. nnO BE HELD on the Club’s Course I at Graham’s Paddock, Lower Kokataki. WEDNESDAY, 10th JAN., 1917. APPEOVED PEOGKAIME OF EVENTS, 1. Longfoed Teotting Handicap (Sad° die), of 7 sovs ; 2nd horse to receive 1 sov out of stake. 1 mile. Nomination, 4/; acceptance, 3/. 2. Jubilee Handicap, of 8 sovs ; 2nd horse to receive 1 sov out of stake. 6 furlongs. Nomination, 5/; acceptance, 3/. 3. Koitekaxgi Teot (Saddle), of 8 sovs ; 2nd horse to receive 1 sov out of stake. 1£ miles. Nomination, o/; acceptance, 8/. 4 KoKATi.ni Handicap, of 20 sovs; 2nd horse to receive 3 sovs out of stake ; II miles. Nomination, 12/; acceptance, 8/, 5, Kanieei Teot, of 10 sovs; 2nd horse to receive 2 sovs out of stake. 2 miles. Nomination, 6/ ; acceptance, 4/. 6. Final Handicap, of 10 sovs; 2nd horse to receive 2 sovs out of stake, 5 furlongs. Nomination, (5/; acceptance, 4 1 NOMINATIONS CLOSE with the Secretary, Wharf Street, Hokitika, on MONDAY", Bth JAN., 1917, at 9 p.rn. Handicaps declared on Tuesday, 9th January, 1917, at 9 p.m. at the Post Office Hotel, Hokitika. Acceptances close at the Secretary's Office, Hokitika, cn Tuesday, January 9th, 1917, at 10 p.m. : M. U. HOUSTON, Secretary. SOUTH WESTLAND Royal Mail Coach Ven ice £a laded •oca “EsatiDjV* comM , into thorough contact I with ft. Said fa Tbt only. Tho wmrallod way to MB booties, bag* »’** iawohoU isaocto b at Item POWDER HANS BURY & HADDOCK Mail Service Contractors. * ESIRE to announce that from Jan Ist 1917, they have inaugurated a Coach Mail Service between Roes and Wailiu Gorge twice a week Coaches leave Ross as follows — On Wednesdays at 1 pm, stopping at Hari Jdari for the night, and arriving at Waiho Gorge at 6 30pm on Thursday On Saturdays at 7 am, stopping at vYataroa at 6 p ra, andarnving at Waiho Gorge on Sundays at 1 pm Saddle Horses leavo Waiho Gorge on Sundays at 2 pm for Weheka, arriving at 6 p m Cn Mondays Saddle Horses leave Weheka at 8 am, arriving at Waiho Gorge fit noon Coaches leave Waiho Gorge,— On Mondays at Ipm, stopping at Wataroa for night at 6 pm, and airiv : ng at Ross on Tuesdays al (3 p m On Saturdays at 1 pm, stopping at Wataroa at 6 pm, arriving at Ross on Sundays at 6 pm Our Coaches meet every train at tho Ross station Passengers can book seats and obtain further particulars from— Hansbury & Haddock, C/o City Hotel, Ross. ( i t