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Hokitika Guardian, 26 February 1919, Page 3

SPORTS AT RIMU. The rimu and woodstock. ATHLETIC SPORTS and AXEMAN’S CARNIVAL will be held on the Rimu Recreation Grounds on Tuesday April 22nd. Programme in future issue. • A. O’HALLORAN, Secretary, Sports Committee.

S T ' NDI!EW ’ S JJALL, JJOIvITIKA. MONDAY. MARCH, 12th, 1919. EASTER TREE, and SALE OF WORK by Methodist Ladies’ Guild; Plain and Fancy Work Stalls; Easter Tree for the children, Sweet stall, Afternoon Tea and Supper for all. Opens at 3 p,m. sib d at- 7.30. in the evening. Look out for further attractions. kokatahi stock sale. MONDAY, 3rd. MARCH. At Noon,

■jl/TESSRS W. JEFFRIES AND CO.. will sell as above: 107 Head CATTLE. 20 Fat SHEEP. 4 HORSES. NOTE—-Vendors whoso lines were not offered lust Wednesday will have preference at above fixture. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. AUCTION SALE. AT THE MART CAMP STREET. FRIDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, 1 ( 41». At 2.30 p.m, HOUSTON AND CO • instructed by Mr W. Darrngh, will sell by auction as above:— FREEHOLD TOWN SECTIONS, numbered 703 and 472, containing 28 perches, more or less, situated in Bealoy Street, town of Hokitika, together with erections thereon, including building gutted by fire, also new room untouched by fire, with good Orion range therein.

A I/SO, ON ACCOUNT OF CLIENTS: Large Quantity of good Household Furniture and Sundries, including Beds, Kapok and ATI re Mattresses, Chairs, Pictures, Crockery, Methven Boiler, Cots, tables, etc., ete. WATABOA store STOCK SALE. THURSDAY 13th. MARCH, 1919. M HOUSTON AND CO. • will sell by public auction as above: 20 F. and F. 25-yr. STEERS, For Ritchie Bros. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. KOKATAHI STORE STOCK SALE WEDNESDAY, 19th MARCH, 1919. M HOUSTON AND CO- • will sell on above date: STORE & FAT CATTLE; & SHEEP. STORE & FAT CATTLE & SHEEP. ENTRIES NOW BEING RECEIVED. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AUCTION SALE OF SPLENDID FARM PROPERLY AT WAITAHA settlement, (In the Estate of the Late Robert Douglas, Junr.)

M HOUSTON AND CO. • acting under iustruptions, will sell by public auction on the farm at a date to be notified later: That Desirable Farm of 264 acres. Lease in Perpetuity, all cleared and grassed, except few patches of . shelter scrub', ring fenced with 5wire sheep-proof fence and subdivided into five paddocks. New four-roomed house, cart shed, shearing shed and cow-slied, sheep yards and cow-yard. Situated two miles from 'Waitaha Factory, Post Office and School. Also 40 acres T.G.L. river bed island; rental £1 per annum. Carries 200 sheep, 14 head of cattle and lour horses. Splendid dairy proposition. ALSO— Storrie lever Plow, steel tripod harrows, 2-liorse mower, spring cart and new set harness, water pump, 50 shares Wait ah a Dairy Factory, 25 shares in Boss Lime Kiln Coy.

'yyELD gTBEET B akery. LAUGHTON BROS., (Formerly of Kauieri and Grey mouth.) HAVE PLEASURE ill announcing ■„nnt they have commenced in business as BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS i" the premises in Weld Street, lately occupied by Mr D. Buchanan. Guaranteed —a lirst class aitielc, at a reasonable ligure. Give us a share ol‘ your patronage, and we will be satisfied that our goods will secure all your trade. Terms Cash; or coupons. WESTLAND PATRIOTIC SOCIETY. rn.HU ABOVE SOCIETY is prepared JL to receive during the month, offers of suitable freehold or leasehold lands for soldiers' occupation; owners to give full particulars of location, area, title, and price (which will be treated as confidential in the event of nutipurehaso). Large areas suitable for cutting up for closer settlement, specially- invited. T). ,1. EVANS, Hon. Secretary.

WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS- a tonic that lias stood tlio tost for years.