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Hokitika Guardian, 8 May 1917, Page 3

tSeilriesday! POLLARD’S PICTURES uii i A RIG DOUBLE BlLL—Triangle Fine Art Comedy Drama—- “ A MODERN JOAN OF ARC.” OWEN MOOBE. OWEN MOORE. ARISTOCRATIC CHAR LEA CHAPLIN AS “ THE COUNT ”, “THE COUNT.” To-night! SWcLEAN’S PICTURES Opera House. A Big Double Star Programme. William Fox presents — “Blue Blood and Bed.” 6,000 feet of love and tlxnlling adventure, starring Geo. Walsli and Doris Pawn, also the bright and jovial offering in four reels “ Tlie Commuters.” Too Good to Miss ! Orchestra.

WANTED— Smart BOY for engineering trado. Apply'A. Cederman, Gibson Quay. DUII.L e.HJSD, HOKITIKA. THURSDAY, MAY 17. A GRAND BALL will be ii;ld as # above in aid of the funds of the Returned Soldiers' Association. Good music, an excellent floor and refreshments provided. ADMISSIO.N Double ticket, 4/; single, 2/6 ; extra lady, 1/6, ’ A. WOOL’■'-OUSE, Hon Sccro’ary.

Tfctifl PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908. (Section 50.) In the Estate of SAMUEL WALLACE, late of Wataroa, farmer, Deceased, and in the partnership of Samuel Wallace and Jafnes R. Walla-e of Wataroa, farmers. ALL CREDITORS and OTHERS having claims against this estate are hereby requited to send them, with particulars, on the forms provided, to the Agent of the Public Trust Office at Hokitika, on or before the 30th DAY of JUiNK, 1017. Accounts net rendered by the da.o named may be rejected. All moneys payable to the above estate may bo lodged to the credit of ihe Public Trustee’s account at any po tal money-order office, or pud to the Agent of the Public Trust Office at Hokitika. FRED FiTOHETT, Public Trustee. 30Ji April, 1917.

’lis most absurd ! Ido declare There’s funny people everywhere : (> Cranks who harbor “ ticks ” and "rats. And f eaks who wear old fashioned hsts: But most amusing ot them all Are those who, when bad colds befall, Obsolete nostrums still endure. "Whilst needmj? "Weeds’ Peppermint Cure,