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Hokitika Guardian, 26 February 1918, Page 3

THURSDAY! POLLARD’S PICTURES! THURSDAY! THE TRIANGLE PLAY of IRISH DASH AND DARING I’UADi \ I Starring WILLIAM DESMOND & MARY McIVOR. ,nHnH ‘ Starrir, h T WILLIAM DESMOND & MARY McIVOR. PADDY O’HARA! Starring WILLIAM DESMOND & ALARY McIVOR. 1 lie Dashing Dare-Devil Irishman.—The War Correspondent in the Balkans. THE 2000 FEET KEYSTONE “ THE VILLA OF THE MOVIES.” TO-NICHT! McLEAN’S PICTURES! TO-NICHT! See GEORGE WALSH in the thrilling picturisatiou of the world famous book j “THE MEDIATOR.” “THE MEDIATOR.” ; FAI n ARBUCKLE in another great comedy! Professor Martin will sing " Thor a.” Orchestra at ten to eight. FRIDAY! PRINCESS THEATRE! FRIDAY! MONSTER PATRIOTIC BENEFIT! I HE HOKITIKA AMATEURS, who so successfully produced under the direction of MRS STAVELEY, Gilbert & Sullivan’s sparkling comic opera- £ £ THE GONDOLIERS.” REPEALED UNDER THE STAGE SUPERVISION OF MR, T. POLLARD. ' The Principals—The Chorus—The Ballets—The Wardrobe—The Scenery ' The Mounting—and the Complete Orchestra under Mr. Fred Resteaux. j Admission 3s ; ‘2s, and Is. Circle <fc Orchestral Stalls reserved at Mrs Browne’s )

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For continuation of news see first and fourth pages. TX7ANTED—A GIRL to assist in ■ ' housework. Apply to Mrs H. M. Oonlson, Sewell Street. NOTICE HE ACCOUNTS. . OWING to MR C. BERENDT having to go into Camp on 6th March, all accounts owing to the firm are requested to he paid forthwith, so as to enable the business to he arranged. Prompt payment is urgently requested. BLANK & BERiENDT, Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights. Hokitika. 1 •

ADJOURNED PUBLIC MEETING. RiE HUNGERFORD’S BRIDGE. AT THE REQUEST of a number of Settlers and Residents of the ARAHURA VALLEY, I beg to convene a PUBLIC MEETING to bo held at. the PUBLIC HALL. ARAHURA VALLEY, at S o’clock on THURSDAY, -28th just., to consider the action of the Government in abandoning Hungerford’s Bridge and declining to assist in regard to protective works against further river erosion. BERNARD WARD, County Chairman.

royal exchange assurance , OF LONDON. A.D. 1720. TRANSACTS THE FOLLOWING f BUSINESS RISKS.” FIRE. ACCIDENT. MARINE MOTOR CARS . PLATE GLASS LIVE STOCK. EMPLOYERS LIABILITY FIDELITY GUARANTEE WORKERS’ COMPENSATION. PERSONAL A and S. rpHE OLDEST and STRONGEST i OFFICE in the world ABSOLUTE security with prompt and liberal settlements. Full particulars from W. JEFFRIES & CO. District Agents, Hokitika

00 MING ! SURPRISE PACKET DAY. —ln aid of the— WESTLAND WAR FUND . . • RED CROSS FUND i . . • • LIVERPOOL FUND Y. M. C. A. TRENCH FUND. HELD IN HOKITIKA ON MONDAY, MARCH 18th, 1918. (St. Patrick’s Day.) MONSTER GALA AND GYMKHANA GOINGS ON. (Watch for further particulars.) FOR SALE: 10,000 PACKETSI FOR 10,000 SHILLINGS!!! Sale now on; Envelopes may be purchased at the Depot (Revell St.) or from any member of the Committee. Gifts for the Packets in cash or kind invited, and will he most welcome. * HELP TO WIN THE WAR! By those who are winning the war! M. REYNOLDS, Hon. Secretary. QOIJ N/G ! AUXILIARY EVENTS. WEDNESDAY February 27. 6 WTMMTNG /"'IARNTVAL.

EVENTS FOB. SCHOOLS: —Beginners’ raft/ (boys) 10 yards; ditto (girls); 25 yards handicap hoys under 12; doboys 14, do boys under 17; 25 yards handicap, girls; relay race (100 yards); diving competitions. Entries received now. Also • events for adults Prizes : Surprise packets, with gold medal (prp sente*d by Mr J. Brocklehurst) for aggregate points by boys. Admission to sports 1/-. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 27th— Another jolly Packet Assembly dance at the SUPREME HALL! Don’t miss It ! ! Benefits for the Fund throughout the district are invited. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28th. packet fund dance.