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Hokitika Guardian, 26 October 1918, Page 3

MISSION SERVICES. t ■ MR JAMES CUMMENG. SCOTTISH EVANGELIST, (Accompanied by his wife) TX7ILL CONDUCT A TEN DAYS’ > V GOSPEL MISSION in— ST. ANDREW’S- CHURCH. Hokitika, —Commencing— LORD’S DAY, 27 th OCTORER, And continuing every night at 7.30 p.m. ALL CORDIALLY INVITED! NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. 1%/J RS PRESTON, the proprietress of the popular Tea- Rooms in Revell Street intends to instal a SODA FOUNTAIN at the end of October when all the fancy summer drinks and ice creams will be supplied, whether American or Colonial. Patrons please note—The fountain lin s been ordered direct from New York and should fill a long felt want. WAIT AND SEE. NOTICE. TT has come to my knowledge that certain persons are spreading malicious statements concerning my character and reflecting upon my conduct very greatly. This is to give no- j tice that any repetition of such state- I ments will be punished as far as the J law allows. ■ Any information concerning me and ; my lawfully married husband may be j obtained from my solicitors, Messrs Park and Murdoch, Hamilton Street, Hokitika. RACHEL SCOTT, j Sale Street, Hokitika, j

TENDERS. TENDERS will bo received by the Under Secretary of Mines, Wellington, until noon on Saturday, 2nd November, for the right to CUT ’and REMOVE TIMBER from the Kumar® Water race Reserve. Conditions may be seen at the office of the Manager of the Water-race, Kumara, the Public Works Office, Greymouth, or the Court House, Hokitika. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. * H. J. H. BLOW, Under-Secretary of Minos. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908, (Section 50.) In the Estate of Catherine Roberts late of Hokitika Widow, deceased. ALL creditors and others having claims against this estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, on the form s provided, to the Agent af the Public Trust Office atHokitika on or before the 16th. day of December, 1918. Accounts not rendered by the date named may be rejected. All monies payable to the above estate may be lodged' to the credit of the Public account at any postal ordor office, or paid to the Agent of the Public Trust Office at Hokitika. * ROBERT TRIGGS, Public Trustee. 16th., October, 1918.

sale of opossum SKINS. WEDNESDAY, 30th OCTOBER, 1918. At. 3 p.m. J IN THE MART, SEWELL STREET, j Messrs w. jeffries and co. j instructed by the Minister of In-'j ternal Affairs, and by his authority will sell by auction ns above: 143 OPOSSUM SKINS. i , i NOTE.—’Above will be classed and sold in lots to suit purchasers’ require- j meats. j SALE BY AUCTION. HOKITIKA TOWN PROPERTY. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30th, 1918. Messrs w. jeffries & coy. instructed by the Assignees will sell at 3 p.m. in The Mart, Sewell street: Section No. 183 Revell Street, containing 7 perches, with double frontage shop thereon (recently occupied by Mr Jno. Parkhill). Title—Land Transfer. full particulars FROM THE auctioneers. KOKATAHI STORE CATTLE SALE. AT KOKATAHI YARDS WEDNESDAY, 30tli OCTOBER, 1918, At 11 n.m. M HOUSTON AND CO. • will sell by public auction as above:— 100 1,2, and 3-yr. old STEERS and HEIFERS, j On account clients. (Full particulars later). FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED, j KOKATAHI SALEYARDS. j WEDNESDAY, 30th OCTOBER, 1918. DALOETY . & CO., LTD.,’ will sell by public auction as above: — 35 18 mos. to 2-year STEERS. 21 YEARLINGS. 15 MIXED SORTS. 8 SPRINGERS. 4 HEIFERS. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED, j