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Hokitika Guardian, 9 August 1917, Page 3

WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. rilllE KOKATAHI RIVER BRIDGE -*• will be closed to all traffic from 12 o’clock noon on WEDNESDAY AUGUST Bth., till SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 11th. Traffic must not iise the bridge after nightfall on the days specified, owing to the decking being displaced. WILLIAM MILLNER. County Overseer. August 7th. 1917. ~ FOR SALE. AS A GOING CONCERN. THE well-known DRAPERY AND GROCERY STORE at LOWER KOKATAHI is for sale. Bonafide enquirers can obtain full particulars on application to — R. M ACKLEY, Lower Kokatahi. C. PFAHLERT BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, KANIERI. TO MEET THE DEMAND FOR PRESENTS for our soldiers, I am now making CAKES, of first-class quality, specially made up in tins for sending to friends at the front. ALL SIZES. - ORDER EARL*. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Supreme Court holden at Hokitika. NOTICE is hereby given that ARCHIBALD BAXTER BOYD, of Hokitika, retired fanner, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summons a meeting of creditors to bo holden at mv office on FRIDAY, tho 17th day of AUGUST, 1917, at 3 o’clock p.m. . Wm. WILSON, Deputy Official Assignee. Hokitika, August 9th, 1917. WESTLAND A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. PLOUGHING MATCH. —To be held'in— MR L. H. MOREL’S PADDOCK AT KOITERANGI, ON WEDNESDAY, 22nd AUGUST, Commencing at 10 a.m. 1. —DOUBLE FURROW EVENT', 2. SINGLE FURROW EVENT, 3. —YOUTH’S (Under 20.) Prizes Gold Medals; nomination 5s for each event. Special prizes for Feering, Finish, Ins and Outs, and Straightest Ploughing also for best Double Furrow Team. Best Single Furrow Team and Best Turn Out, (horses and harness.) Ploughs to be on the ground at 9 a.m. Admission Is. Luncheon obtainable. M. H. HOUSTON, Secretary. jyjONSTER gALE OF '^fOKK. PRINCESS THEATRE, HOKITIKA. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AUGUST 23rd and 24th, For tho benefit of the RETURNED .SOLDIERS’ ASSOC’X. And the Patriotic Work carried o n by tho Overseas Club. . It i 8 a duty to look after the Boys while at the Front and on their return. This appeal will help to discharge the duty. Be sure and take pleasure in helpingTHE CONSTELLATION OF NUGGETS • will be everyone’s desire. Shilling Chances, with the Hon. Secretaries. TWO EVENINGS GOOD ENTERTAINMENTS; TWO DAYS AND NIGHTS OF BARGAINS. WATCH PRESS FOR FULL DETAILS • M. HALLIDAY, K. CARLEY, Joint Hon. Secs. W. PERRY AND CO., MERCHANTS : : : : HOKITIKA Have now opened up the following SEED POTATOES:— FACTORS, GAMEKEEPERS, j YERMONTS, RED HEBRONS, | MAORI CHIEF, ROBIN ADAIR, , UP-TO-DATES, DAKOTA RHDS, | BRITISH QUEEN EARLY RE( ENT, ' DALMENEY BEAUTY, STAR OF NEW YORK. IN STOCK.— E __ COCKSFOOT, GLOVERS, RYE AND OTHER GRASS SEEDS. TURNIP SEEDS, & WOOL PACKS. W. PERRY AMD COOSWALD R.J. BURTON. COMMISSION, INSURANCE, SHIP- j PING AND HOUSE AGENT. ’ LICENSED LAND & ESTATE AGENT ‘ LICENSED SHAREBROKER. J Inventories and Valuations undertaken T have a number of properties in town and country on my bands for private sale. Full particulars to uo had at the office. Agent for “Burley’s” Motor Car Service, Reefton to Westport and'vice b versa. Tickets pbtainable at the office. Orders taken for coming season’s grass seeds. Correspondence cordially invited. )f OFFICE: —Hamilton Street, Hokitika, • | Post Office Letter Box, No. 10. 6. R. L BORTOH. CLIPS® F ERTILISERS.