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Hokitika Guardian, 17 November 1917, Page 3

MONDAY! POLLARD’S PICTURES! MONDAY! ENID BENNETT IN THE'“'HiU TRIANGLE STAR FEATURE—“HAPPINESS” “HAPPINESS” The Oavest, Sweetest, and Most Piquant- Story ever Filmed. Full of Quaint Humour that is always close to Tears. “THE MALE GOVERNESS,” A TRIANGLE KEYSTONE COMEDY.

For continuation of news see first and fourth pages. Wanted— smart gtuid for office and sales. One with ijop K _ keeping experience, preferred.—Apply MANAGER, New Zealand Clothing Factory. DO you know a great prophecy is nearing fulfilment? Write for free pamphlet to Box 905 ChP.O. Wei. lington. Lady home workers wanted, spare time, profitable employment. Booklet- 1 explaining, three stamps.—Torchon Face Co., Melbourne. IRCOS Q.REAT -p BENCH 'y'AITDEV’ILLE IOMPANY. PRINCESS rp HEAT RE , THIS AFTERNOON AND NIGHT!

Grand Matinee for Children at 4 p.m. TO-NIGHT AT 8 p.m. HIGH CLASS. VAUDEVILLE PROGRAMME. Do Not Miss Tt. Everyone will remember the splendid French Company here two years ago, that played to packed houses. Matinee prices: 1/1 and 6d; Evening prices, 3/-, 2/-, and 1/- (tax extra); children, half price. pUBLIC JJALL, JgANIERI. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 1917. annual CONCERT AND BALL h the Scholars of Kanieri Public School in aid of the SOLDIERS’ TRENCH COMFORTS’ FUND. Admission to Concert, 1/-; to Ball 2/V. CHESTER-MAX, Hon. Sec. WESTLAND COUNTY ELECTION. r i’o THE ELEC"I'ORS OF RIMU RIDING. LADIES and GENTLEMEN—T desire to heartily thank yon for the proud position you placed me in at Wednesday’s election. It wall ho always by very best endeavour to prove that your confidence is not misplaced. I will always do mv utmost to further the best interests of the Riding and the County generally. Yours Faithfully, ELISHA, A. WELLS. Woodstock-, November I6fh, 1917. arahura fat stock sale. MONDAY, 19th NOVEMBER, 1917. G W. moss and CO. • will sell by public auction as above: — 25 FAT CATTLE, For Mr W. H. Karnbaeh. 40 FAT SHEEP, For Mrs S. OgilVie. ARAHURA FAT STOCK SALE. MONDAY, 19th NOVEMBER, 1917.

M HOUSTON ANT) CO. will soil by public auction as above: — 15 PRIME BULLOCKS, On account Mr H. Diedrichs. arahura CAT STOCK SALE. MONDAY, U>t!i NOVEMBER, 1917. Messrs w, .jeffries & coy. •will sell bv public auction as above:— 25 FAT CATTLE, For Mr. .Tno. Diedricli. 10 FAT CATTLE, For Mr H. Karnbach. 20 FAT CATTLE, For Mr J. G. Meharry. 60 FAT SHEEP, (prime Canterbury) For a client.

AUCTION .SAUK OF TOWN PROPERTY. WEDNESDAY, 21b* NOV., 1917. At Noon. Messrs w. jeffries & oust. instructed by the Executor of the late SARAH THOMAS, will sell by auction in the Mart as above: Part Town 'Section 850, of £ acre, freehold, in Brittan Streep with four-roomed cottage thereon, together with furniture and effects therein; in one lot or separately.

Full particulars on application to Messrs Park and Murdoch, solicitors, or the auctioneers. PUBLIC NOTICE. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to the general public that the business carried on by me for the past year under the style of “Pollock and Sevan” will in future he conducted under the name of “M. HOUSTON and CO.” M. HOUSTON, Wharf Street. Hokitika, November 16th, 1917.

FOR SALE. SECTIONS 688 and 690, Hamilton Street with building of store, area 26 perches, 66 feet frontage, 141 feet depth. SECTION, part 843 and 350, Weld street-, with commodious dwelling area 30 perches, 49 feet 9in. front--187 feet 6in. depth. SECTION 3373, Brittan street, fourroonied cottage, area 20 perches, 90 feet frontage, 78 feet depth. SECTION (east part) to 188, Gibson's Quay, area 6 perches, 13 feet i 91 n frontage, 153 feet 3in. depth. 1 SECTIONS (2) with commodious eight- • roomed cottage, Hall street, i area 1 rood 20 perches, 112 feet i 6in frontage, 186 feet 8 in, depth. ! Apply— MRS DIXON, ‘ Weld Street, Hokitika.