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Hokitika Guardian, 28 November 1917, Page 3

THURSDAY! POLLARD'S PICTURES! THURSDAY! Clara Kimball Young in a World Picture of Grim, Beautiful Tragedy“THE RISE OF SUSAN.” “THE RISE OF SUSAN.” illieli Modci-ii House-Set tings, and Wonderful Costumes. .Excellent supporting variety of subjects. “Fair Exchange,” a Villi Comedy; “Tile French Before Verdun,” and “Topical Budget. ’

Remember the recollection of Quality remains long after the Price is forgotten. That is why it pavs to buy o' QUALITY Tyre—THE NORTH BRITISH CLINCHER TYRES for service and satisfaction. For continuation of news see first and fourth pages. GREAT FRENCH VAUDEVILLE . . J. CIRCUS COY. . . . Nov. 27, Arahurn; Nov. 28, Rimu ■ Nov, 30, Ruatapu ; Dec. 1-3, Ross: Dec. 5, Hokitika ; Dec. 6., Karvieri; Dec. 7-8, Tvokatahi. Children’s Matinee daily at 4 o’clock. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. PURSUANT to the terma of “ The Banking Act, 1908, SATURDAY DECEMBER. Ist., 1917, (being Anniversary of the Westland Province) is hereby appointed a SPECIAL BANK HKXLIDIAY at the offices of the undermentioned banks throughout AVestland. Fop the Bank of New Zealand; (Sgd.) W. CALLENDER, General Manager. For the Bank of New South Wales, (Sgd.) B. M. MOLINEAUX, Inspector. For the National Bank of New Zealand, Ltd.; (Sgd.) D. W. DUTHIE, General Manager, X.B.—The above banks will also be closed on Friday, 30th. November, (St. Andrew’s Day) being a statutory holiday.

IMPOUNDED. By railway department (from Stafford), ONE ROAN COW, branded E.O. on rump; ONE RED and WRITE COW, no visible brands. If not claimed and expenses paid to be sold on S VTERRA\ tlie Ist RAY OF DECEMBER, 1917, at 12 o’clock NOON. CHARLES GIBBONS, Poundkeeper. Q RANR ■Jyj' OVERTY QONCERT. PRINCESS THEATRE, HOKITIKA. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 WEDNESDAY. NOV. 28th, 1917 —Bright Sparkling Programme.AIUSIC! : : MIRTH! : : SONG! In Aid of Catholic School Fund! Admission —Dress Circle and FrontSeats, 2/-; Back Seats, 1/-. JpRINCESS THEATRE, HOKITIKA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER sth, 1917 NOTABLE BENEFIT EVENT TN AID OF THE WESTLAND SICK AND WOUNDED FUND GRAND CONCERT AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT BY THE LADIES’ MUSICAL CLUB. A ss.isted by MISS D. MOYNITTAN, AIR and AIRS IVON WILSON, and the GREYaioutit nurses —ln the sparkling Comedietta—•‘AClD DROPS.” “AOTD DROPS.’ 1

Choruses and Port- Songs, Solos and Puots. Novel Dance Creations, S'ivl<* Provoking. Cheerful Comedy. . Admission 2s and I s ; Reserved Seats at Airs Browne’s. 6d extra. Poors 7.30 ; Overture 8. -p R TN P N S S rjIHEATRE. JAN. Ist, 1018. NEW A EAR’S NIGHT TN AIP OF rATRTOT T C PURPOSES RANP SCOTCH \ NNITAL By the leading amateurs of the disinct, —Assisted by— Miss MINA CALPOW, Dramatic Contralto ; MR CITAS. P. MOORE bass of Wellington ; and MRS McQUEEN Soprano of Grcyniouth. TUESDAY, JAN. Ist, National Concert Hokitika; WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2nd, Grand Concert. Kokutahi; THURSDAY, JAN. 3rd, Grand Concert Ross; , „ . FRIDAY, JAN. 4tli, Grand Concert, Hokitika. Overture at 8 p.m. Prices —3/-, 2/- and 1/-. Tickets are available for either evening. JAS. KING, Hon. Secretary-

mining PROPERTY. for sale, as a whole, or IN SEPARATE LOTS. TENDERS will be received up to MONDAY, DEC. 17th. for the following MINING PROPERTIES AT CALLAGHANS by the undersigned: LOT i—SPECIAL CLAIM, No. 113, 15 acre s with tail race 2500 feet, drain of 2 acres and-all tools including giant nozzles etc., etc. . jjOT 2—SPECIAL CLAIM. No. HIS, 42 acres prospecting license No. 1714 of 60 acres 3 registered dams and water races with right to 20 heads and dam site at Duffers Creek. The properties adjoin and can be worked as on- claim; easy terms. A deposit of 10% to accompany tenders; the highest tender not necessarily accepted. . \\] debts due on the claim to be rendered before date of closing of tenders. Further particulars from Guardian Office or from ; STEPHEN R. HONEY. Callaghans P. 0., Westland,

THE ALFA LIGHT.—TIie Latest, best and most economical petrol light. The outlay is very small. Send for full particulars. Hartey and Co., Ltd, agent, Greymouth,