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Hokitika Guardian, 13 February 1918, Page 3

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OURFACE Sowing Seed. Clover 9d., other lines otl.-Gd ; splendid values . Samples posted! Boyd’s Agency, Dune- ; din. | RETURNED SOLDIERS ! ASSOCIATION. I : i A MEETING of the Westlahd brancu of the RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION will be held at the Soldiers Club, Hamilton Street on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, at 7.30. p.m. i EASTER MONDAY SPORTS. : (CHOPPING, SAWING AND RUNV - v NINO SPORTS will be held at THREE MILE on EASTER MONDAY. Watch for further particulars. BUSHFELLERS WANTED. "pi OR 250 ACRES at Cascade, in one or smaller Blocks (a very easy felled block) Huts provided; delivery of goods free; town prices plus freight only charged; Meat 4d. per lb Price £2/5/- per acre. Apply: NOLAN BROS., j , Okuru.

THEATRE, KUMARA. A bale and waltzing COM--e*- PETITION in aid of MISS VLACK, Westland Candidate, will be held on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15th at the Adelphi Theatre, Kumara. ; Double Tickets 2s 6d ; single Is 6d; Dress Circle Is. ' (Mrs) A. FENSOM, Sec. WEST COAST TIMBER jvORKERS INDUSTRIAL UNION. i' : A MEETING of the above will lie held in the SUPREME HALL, HOKITIKA on THURSDAY NIGHT, at B.p.m. I , All those interested in the industry are invited to be present. F. TURLEY, . Secretary. WAITAHA STORE CATTLE SALE. WEDNESDAY, 27th FEBRUARY 1918 At 1 p.m. \ ,

TV/T HOUSTON AND CO.. o will sell by public, auction as above at Deakin’s Yards: 1/50 HEAD STORE CATTLE (mixed). FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. wanted. WE HAVE ENQUIRIES from several clients to purchase or lease Dairy Farms, etc, and invite particulars terms etc, from those willing to sell or lease. M. HOUSTON AND Co. SALE OF PROPERTY. AT WATAROA YARDS. MARCH 14th, 1918, at 2 p.m.

JEFFRIE'S AND CO., instructed by MR J. C. HENDE (who is going into camp) will offer as above: HIS LEASE IN PERPETUITY of 431 acres, ring fenced and subdivided into two sections, with 'hut thereon, situated at Dry Creek. This is a splendid piece of cattle country, comprising rich swamp land, and contains a large quantity of milling flax. Full particulars from the auctioneers or at the sale. [A CARD.] •pARJC AND -|y|-URDOCH. BARRISTERS, SCD [OTTOBS, AND CONVEYANCERS. Chambers:—Hamilton street, Hokitika and at Kumara. Money t.o lend od approved 'security.

FRESH FISH. ON ACCOUNT of weather conditions tliere will be NO FISH to-night. WATCH THIS SPACE. F. THOMAS. ANTED KNOWN.—That it will ▼ * pay you to purchase your FURNITURE from Harley and Coy., Ltd., Greymouth. All furniture madv at our own factory and fully guaran. teed. Easy terms of payment arrang. ed.—Harley and Co., Ltd., Furniture Manufacturer*

OSWALD R. E. BORTON.

COMMISSION, INSURANCE, SHIP \ PING AND ROUS'S AGENT. LICENSED LAND & ESTATE A GENT LICENSED SHAREBROKER. .Agent for “Burley’s’' Motor Car Service, Reefton to Westport and vice versa. Tickets obtainable at the office. OFFICE Hamilton Street, Hokitika. PO Box, No 10

C OAL. OWING to the increase in the price of coal the following prices will be charged:— ' PER TON 34/ HALF TON 17/6 QUARTER, TON 9/~ Terms: —Cash on delivery, F. W. THOMPSON. . COAL MERCHANT, Telephone, No. 125.