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Hokitika Guardian, 15 September 1917, Page 3

MONDAY! MONDAY! POLLARD’S PICTURES A Double Bill of Drama— CHARLIE CHAPLIN as “The Pawnbroker” in tko Pawnshop, and LILLIAN WALKER in—- “ MRS DANE’S DANGER." “ MRS DANE’S DANGER."

Best, plantation rubber backed by Britain’s best brains go to make Clincher Cross Tyreß unsurpassed for hard wear on rough loads. Give them a trial and note their resilanoy and economy. All dealers. Spring is her©, therefore Schroudr am l Co. are making a special display of curtains in all tho newest fabrics,, viz: voiles, colored madras, oloister cloth, also a splendid range of Chinese matting, and squares at a very moderate prico. Inspection is invited. No one asked to buy.—Advi. ror eon tin nation of news ««« nrst and fourth psge*

UNIVERSITY of NEW ZEALAND. CANDIDATES’ NOTICES and FEES for Entrance Scholarships, Matriculation, etc., Solicitors General Knowledge and Royal Military College iEntra.no© Esagninatons are receivable not later than Tuesday 16th October, 1917. Notice must be given on form obtainable from the undersigned and addressed to Box 1524, Wellington. E. T. NORRIS, Registrar. Wellington, September 11th, 1917. NOTICE TO REGISTERED MIDWIVES. THE Registrar of Midwives desire* to point out that all inidwives registered- under Class A or Class 13 who have not notified their intention to practise or sent their addresses to the Department this year should do so at oneo. . , i . Failure to comply with this notice renders them liablo to have their names removed from the register, or omitted from the annual '‘Gazette” copy. This notice applies to all midwifery nurses except those employed in the ■Government service or on the staff of Mtv public hospital.