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Hokitika Guardian, 28 February 1917, Page 3

KIH CE S S THEATEE POLLARDS PICTURES TOIiICHTI TO-NICHTI WEDNESDAY, FEB. 28th. Sir Arthur P:ne:o’s Great Tragedy— W 1 " Featuring Henry Ainley and Alma Taylor, The Tragedy of a Woman, Was Dishonour Justified? Wcmen Ccndtmn—Men Pity.

Charley Chaplin in “ The Fireman ” TKM POR ARY CLERKS. APPi ICATIONS ARE INVITED from eompttent CLERKS experienced in accounts and general c flico v. ork R.enumeration £4 to £'o per week, ae. or irp to q"& l :licatbns. Applv immediately. P. VKE SCtl A FFELT, Secre'ary, Cfliee of the Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 21s! Feb., 1917, TEMPORARY FEMALE CLERKS. Application s are invited for competent Female CLERKS experienced in (a; Book-keeping: or (b) Shorthand and Typewriting ; and (c) other office for empiot ment during the duration of the war in the Public Per-,ice in Wellington. Applications should contain full particulars of experience and qualifications. Minimum salary to qualified applicants, £2 per week. Further particulars may be obtained on application to P. VERS OH A FFELT, Secretvv, Public Service Commissioner. Wellington, 21st Feb., 1917.

BUSHFELLERS WANTED. mO KELL TWO BLOCKS of BUSH JL of 100 acres, at Copper Creek (North Haast). Heavy bush £2 per !ure ; ;ight b i»h 37/6 per acre. Accommodation provided; delivery of goods free fr m port. A'piy NOLAN BROS. Okuru.

STAND-OUT The King of Teas ! In 51b, lib and £lb Air Tight Tins, to preserve the aroma and keep out the damp. Gash Bonus for any quantity however small. Wholesale and Ketail. C. J. E. LIME MAM, llevell-Sfc, Hokitika.

tymm *7 m Big Bloiu Voile Blouses—White, rrenm, salmon pink, as illustr-itcd—s/G. White Crepe- Blouses, 3/11, 4/11. Colon!e:l Stripes, -1/11, 5/9. Matrons’ Blouses—Black Foulard with small white spot, very becoming, 5/11. Order one or two u our recommendation. You will be p'e«sed with the style—pleased with th exceptional value. Money-hack if thoroughly satisfied. Postage 3?d. el Street -tnirch FOR EVERYTHIN THAN S One Tablespoonful to Each Person —That’s Enough Because Gerstena is a concentrated cereal meal and its food elements made instantly and fully available by the special process of manufacturing it—that’s why it takes only onehalf the quantity of Gerstena to make the same amount of porridge. Think what a saving this means to you—one bag of AN Cooked in 2 MINUTES goes as far as two of other porridge meals, and so cuts the cost by half. Moreover, Gerstena only requires two minutes’ b o i 1 i n g—think of the further saving that means in fuel, labour, and time! Give Gerstena a trial, and you’ll make its use a daily habit in your home. It is splendid for gruel, too—no better supper dish could be imagined. It has a taste that tempts but never tires. Your grocer sells Gerstena, 6a 4 " >’ k *