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Hokitika Guardian, 18 December 1917, Page 3

For continuation of news see first and fourth pages. REEFTON JOCKEY- CLUB. ALL ACCEPTANCES for the First Dav of the Midsummer Meeting CLOSE THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING at 9.30. p.m. Nominations for second day events dose at the same time AY. IRVING Secretary. Note —Telegraph Office closes at 8 • p.m. B OXING D AT AT T> OSS. GRAND PATRIOTIC CARNIVAL AND PRIZE PACKET DAY. TN AH} OF THE PATRIOTIC FUND. WEDNESDAY, DEC 26th, Boxing Day In the School Grounds, Ross. Prizes include many valuable articles —Piano, sheep, lambs, butter, cheese, etc. Envelopes Is each; obtainable from Committee. Admission free to grounds. Everybody welcome. W. WINCHESTER, Hon. Sec. AR'AIIURA STORE CATTLE FAIR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19th, 1917 M HOUSTON AND CO. will sell hy public auction as above:— 30 18-mos to 2-yr STEERS (Shorthorn), 14 18-mos Selected HEIFERS (Shorthorns), On account Mr W. Olderog. 10 2}.-yr.-old STEERS, For a client. FURTHER. ENTRIES SOLICITED. AUCTION SALE. AT THE MART, WHARF STREET. THURSDAY, 20th DECEMBER, 1917. At 2.30 p.m. M HOUSTON AND CO. will sell by public auction as above:— A LARGE QUANTITY OF FURNITURE and SUNDRIES, including Tables. Chairs, Double and Single j Bedsteads, Cot, Linoleum, Copper I boilers with stands. Camera, Singer | Sewing Machine (nearly new), ole | 15 CHOICE HAMS, I 10 CHOICE SIDES BACON, ! 12 SACKS TABLE POTATOES. 1 F.N. MOTOR CYCLE, E. J. Lloyd is not too shy to tell • thrifty housewives that “No Rubbiag” ! Laundry Help does wash all clothes spotlessly clean without rubbing ' or injury.—Adrt.