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Hokitika Guardian, 29 December 1917, Page 3

MONDAY! . ' POLLARD’S PICTURES! ENID And MARGARET RENNET In The TRIANGLE “THE GIRL GLORY.” Inst screening of the Film that set everybody talking in “EVERYBODY’S BUSINESS.” A wonderful drama full of scenes and actual events. MONDAY! PLAY— England—

For continuation of news see first and fourth pages. Lost. —<a silver, wristlet - WATCH between KAHINTJ and THREE MILE on Christmas night. Finder please return to Guardian Of lice. TAHI. MONDAY 'DECEMBER, Slst. (New Year’s liVe) SINGING, DANCING, SPEECHES, GAMES ETC., EVERYBODY WELCOME. NOTICE.

OTRAYEI) into My Property, One j.ight Draught MARIE, filar on forehead, and bridge of noso, two white hind feet, and wire cut on right hind leg. One Bay FILLY star and white nose One Bay HORSE, star on forehead, white spot on wether find neck. Tf not claimed within fourteen days will be sold to defray expensess. JAMES* THOMSON. Ross, December 28th., 1017. n PORTS. O' THE HOKITIKA RACECOURSE. 1918 NEW YEAR’S DAY. 1918. TUESDAY, JANUARY Ist. IN ATD "'F PATRIOTIC PURPOSES! Sports to start at 12 (noon) sharp! LIST OF EVENTS! QUOITING, 18yds; THROWING THE HAMMER, 161bs; HALF MILE WALK for returned troopers; 120yds FLAT RACE; SACK RACE; BEST DRESSED HIGHLANDER, boy and lassie; VAULTING; PUTTING THE SHOT; BAGPIPE MUSIC; HIGH--1 LAND FLING (in sections) SWORD DANCE; IRISH JIG; SAILORS’HORNPIPE; HURDLE RACE, 220 yds; DANCING REEL; STRATHSPEY; LONG JUMP; WRESTLING. SEAUNTRUTBHAS; 440vds FLAT RACE; TUG-O’-WAR; MILITARY EVENT; RUNNING HIGH JUMP. In addition CHILDREN'S SPORTS will be held during the day. A Special Trophy, value £2 2s, will he given for the host aggregate in the Dancing Competition. The Committee’s decision shall be final in any dispute aiising in connection with any of the events. For further particulars see posters, or npplv to the Secretary. JAMES KING, Hon. See. Box. 53, Hokitika. F. P. H. SELLERS, Treasurer.

ESTABLISHED 1859. -^TEW 2 K A LAND I NSURANCE COMPANY, LTD FIRE. MARINE. ACCIDENT Also aotei as— TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR, AGENT. ATTORNEY. Capital £1,500,000 Paid-up and Reserves (includ ing undivided profits) 1,211,00 U Net Income (1916) 980,81*3 THE PREMIER COLONIAL COY Mr:,iici. •iffieo for Canterbury and West Coast:— 111 HEREFORD STRREET, CHRISTCHURCH. W I. BOLAM, Manager Agent at Hokitika (Fire and Maiine): A B. KING. Rub-Agent at Ross: — imiv i ROWLEY »od COV ROSR TO FRANZ JOSEF AND FOX GTiACIERS Foster Sro* .'Established over 17 year*.)

LINE OF COACHES ran between ROSS AND WAIHO GORGE as follows: No. 1 Coach departs, Roes SCNDAi, 7 a.in., arrives Ws’ho Gorge 8 p.m., same day. RETURN TRIP, departs . Waiho Gorge, MONDAY, 7 a.m., arrives Roes 8 p.m. same day. No. 2 Coach (down trip on arrival of i* a.m. train from Grey), departs Ross, 12.30 p.m., Wednesday, arrives Wataroa 8.30 p.m.; departs Wataroa Tl\uia-„ day 8 a.m., arrives Waiho Gorge II noon. Return trip, departs Waiho Gorge, 9 a.m., Friday, arrives Hari Hari 5 p.m. same day; departs Hari Hari 7 a.m., Saturday, arrives Ross 2 p.m. to con* neet with p.m. train for Greymouth ( in h deiia.-ts Ross, Tuesday, b ».m., arming Hari Hari, 5 p.m. Return trip, departs Hari- Hari 7 la n., Wednesday, arives Ross 2 p ra. t« : connect with 3:50 p.m. train for Grey. No. 1 Coach departs, Foss Thursday 9 a.m., arrives Wait-ha Settlement n+ I 1 p.m. Returning same day. j Departs Waitaha Settlement 2 p.a.., i arrives Ross 5 I’-m. ! Saddle horses or special conveyances may be obtained at any time. Parties of three or more can be taker ' right through in one day by special arrangement i W. JEFFRIES AND CO. i T iOcal Agents. -