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Hokitika Guardian, 12 November 1918, Page 3

,TOWN HALL, [1 HOKITIKA, , i WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13th, 19181 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13th, 1918! | WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13th, 1918! WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13th, 1918! GRAND SALE OF WORK! ARRANGED by THE LiVDIES OF THE LOCAL LITERARY CLUB. IN AID OF PATRIOTIC FUNDS. PLAIN SEWING. FANCY SEWING, SWEETS, FLOWERS, PRODUCE & BRAN TUB. TEA ROOMS UPSTAIRS. EVERYTHING GOOD! EVERYTHING DAINTY! EVERYTHING REASONABLE! GIVE YOUR HELP TO A GOOD CAUSE! GIVE YOUR HELP TO A GOOD CAUSE!

WANTED TO BENT— 4 or 5-room, cd cottage. Apply “Guardian” Office. LOST. A Returned Soldiers’ ( BADGE. No. 8,594. Finder | please return to “ Guardian ” Office. WANTED— A Second-Hand BICYCLE, in good order.—Apply for particulars to Guardian Office. PEACE CELEBRATIONS. NEWS of the reception Peace will be signalled by the ringing of bells and the hoisting of Hags oh the Public Buildings. Thereafter a PUBLIC HOLIDAY is declared and also for the day following. At 3 p.m. a Procession will be formed in Hamilton Street under Lieut. McGregor, Marshal. A Public Peace Celebration will be held in the Open Air at 4 o’clock. Throughout the day the public are invited to hoist flags and decorate their residences; and at night to illuminate shops and dwellings; • Bands parade and Open Air Concerts. The following day Thanksgiving and Memorial Services will bo arranged by tho Clergy. In the afternoon on Cass Square the Children will be entertained at a picnic and treat. „ At night bonfires and illumination of town with Open Air Patriotic Gatherings. G. A. PERRY, Mayor. B. WARD, County ChainnnnA “ GOD SAVE THE KING ! ” THANKS. lyfß. and MRS. W. A. COMPORT of "*■ Rimu desire to thank all kind friends for expressions of sympathy in the recent sad loss of their son, Harry. MILITARY TRAINING. NOTICE TO TERRITORIALS AND SENIOR CADETS. OWING to the influenza epidemic, all parades of A Coy., 13th Regiment and 65 Company, Senior Cadets, are TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED. Notice of resumption of training will he advertised. (Sgd.) W. C. S. COLCLOUGH, N.Z.S.A., Officer Commanding, Group 21, Greymouth. CLEARING SALE OF GROCERIES —AT— M. HOUSTON AND COY’S, STORE, WHARF ST. HAYING BEEN PASSED for Active Service, I hereby notify the public that I am closing the GROCERY and WINE and SPIRIT BRANCHES of my business On and after Monday 11th. NOVEMBER the whole of tho stock of'the general Groceries and Wines and Spirits will he sold off at reduced prices and for cash only. Prompt settlement of all accounts owing for these lines would be appreciated. N.B.—There will ho no alteration in the Produce Business, Auctioneering, Commission, and Agency Branches which will be carried on as hitherto. M. 11. HOUSTON, 30th., October, 1918. CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. UNDER INSTRUCTIONS from tne Health Department all town schools throughout the district are to be closed this week as a precautionary measure. Tlie question of closing the country schools is left in the hands of Committees, with the recommendation to close, if the disease is prevalent. H. C. LANE. Secretary. Christchurch, November lltli., 1918. KANIF.RI BRIDGE. Notice is hereby given that the KANIERI BRIDGE on the i Hokitika to Ross Road will be closed to all traffic on WEDNESDAY 13th., THURSDAY 14t1i., and FRIDAY ,15th. inst. pending repairs. ; J. D. GILLIES, Resident Engineer. , T Public Works Office, f . Greymouth, i 11th., November, 1918. I i KOKATAHI STOCK SALE. j WEDNESDAY, 20th NOVEMBER, • j At Noon. :l i Messrs w. .teffrtfs and co.. will sell bv public auction a: J I above: I 100 2 and 3-yr. BULLOCKS, - - | 50 CALVES and MIXED. SORTS, i ! . i FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED.

In SH Alf LAND'S FLUID MAGNESIA you always got highest strength purest quality and host value. For continuation of news see first and fourth pages WANTED. SNIGGERS; good wages. Apply—Malfroy and Co. office or Three Mile.