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Hokitika Guardian, 20 December 1918, Page 3

POLLARD’S PICTURES! MQNDA*' I MONDAYI u TUC MAIII hUUh n (“The Jewel of Desire.”) Starring Antonio Moreno, I fIL RAULMnAM. (“'Hie Jewel of Desire.”) Starring Antonio Moreno. A love story of Colorado and luxuriouslndia, featuring the World’s celebrated dancer “ Dornldinn.” No lover of Kipling should miss this great picture. TO-NIGHT! McLEAN’S PICTURES! TO-NIGHT! THE PICTURE OF THE YEAR! :: :: GEORGE WALSH IN—“THE PRIDE OF NEW YORK.” “THE PRIDE OF NEW YORK.” It's one of those” grip-the-arms-of-your-chair and hold-on-tight ” sort of stories. Full of thrills as a politician is of promises—Startling, slashing,smashing stunts ALSO FURTHER CH APTERS OF THE SERIAL, “ THE GREAT SECRET.” Don’t miss the first of the Sunshine Comedies, the funniest comedy every made Two Reels—" ROARINC LIONS AND WEDDING BELLS.”—Two Reels.

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j For < ontinnacion of news see first and I fourth pages "yy/* ANTED, —For Country Hotel, GENERAL, 25/- per week. Apply “Guardian” Office. RINCESS T HEATHE 1919. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 1.— 1919. (New Year’s Night.) Q.RAND QGNCERT. ]} v MISS ALMA LE FFYRE, of Dun edin; MR IL WILSON, humourist, and COLIN CAMPBELL, the Concertina King; assisted by tbe lending amateurs of the district. THURSDAY, JAN. 2.—Graham’s Hall, Lower Kokatahi: popular concert. Admission 2s, plus W ar Tax. FRIDAY, JAN. 3rd.—Princess theatre Grand Concert. Admission —3s, 2s, and Is; plus War Booking office at I ax. Overture at S p.m. Mrs Browne's. JAS. KING, . Hon. See. HOLIDAY EXCURSION to SOUTHERN SOUNDS • fF SUFFICIENT INDUCEMENT OTL fers the s.s. Paeroa, Cnpt. Earl, vill make an excursion trip from Ho -itika to Milford, Blythe, and George Sounds staying one day in each -Lcavug Hokitika either on Boxing Day * r he 27th., December, after the West>ort races. The trip will occupy six lays. Applications for passages require je made by the 21st inst and interning passengers are requested to state ,lieir preference in sailing dates. Faro £7. ~.... HOKITIKA SHIPPING COY*. LID. RESULT OF DRAWING. THE' following were the successful numbers drawn in tbe Stai Spangled Banner Bazaar Art Union, which took place on Wednesday evening the 18th inst-.: Ist prize, 1425; 2nd prize, 185; third. 2920* fourth, 311; st.h, 3777; sixth, 218: seventh, 423; eighth. 3546; ninth., 1913; tenth IG6B. W. JEFFRIES, Chairman. Correct. —Chas. J. Y. Sellers, D. Buchanan, scrutineers. E PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT. 1908, (Section 50.) i the Estate of Agnes Mitchell, late of Ross, in the Provincial district ot Westland, Widow, deceased. k LL creditors and others having V- claims against, this estate are rebv required to send them with irticulars, on the forms provided, to e Agent of the Public Trust Office at okitika on or before the 13th. day of ebruary, 1919. Accounts not rendered by the imed may bo rejected. All monies icable to tbe above estate may hr nlged to the credit <>f the Puffin rustee’s account at any postal money•der office, or paid to the Agent- of the üblic Trust Office at Hokitika. ROBERT TRIGGS. Public Trustee. 1 M.h. December, 1918.