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annual meeting. JTUIE ANNUAL MEETING of St. * Andrew Congregation will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 20U« inst, at 7.3Q1 o’clock, when in addition to ordinary business, the question of Church Union will bo considered. 0 r A good attendance is desired . KOKATAHI dairy company. - .4 rp ENDED s WILLI'be RECEIVED * by the Kokataiii Dairy Company for the cartage offfla) coal; (b) butterboxes ; (c) goods.# (d) butter, for one year, with the tfption of three. A deposit offeiO to accompany Tender Tenders cloufe on THURSDAY, 28th AUGUST, f

All particulars from H. Norman, Secretary, Hokitika. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

DRILL SHED, HOKITIKA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27th. pRAND VICTORY DANCE by the Overseas Chib, (Hokitika Branch) ivith special competitions for Patrons. Music by Messrs Lawn and Gibbons. Admission:—Ladies 1/6; Gentlemen 2/-. K. ROSS, Hon. Secretary. '

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. A MEETING OF TRUSTEES wm be held at the office of the Bank on TUESDAY NEXT, at 3 p.m. W. WILSON, Manager.

ROSS FIRE BRIGADE. A PLAIN and FANCY DRESS BALL will be held in the Totara Halj'l, Ross, on FRIDAY 22nd. AUGUST, in aid of the Fire Brigade Funds. Prizes will be given for the Lady’s and Gent’s best fancy dress. All returned Soldiers admitted free. Admission:—Gents 3/-; Ladies free. A. W. PEEBLES. Secretary.

WESTLAND HOSPITAL MEMORIAL WING BUILDING FUND. A BASKET SOCIAL and PLAIN and FANCY DRESS BALL n aid of the above fund will be held in the PUBLIC HALL, KOKATAHI, on FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22. Prizes for best decorated Basket and best Fancy Dress. Baskets to become the temporary property of committee and be auctioned at supper time. First class music and efficient M.C. Support a worthy cause.

Admission Gentlemen 3/-; Ladies a Basket. J. W. KELLY, Chairman. MARK WALLACE, Hon. Secretary. AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE DAIRY HERD. AT WATAROA SALE YARDS. ON FRIDAY AUGUST 22nd, 1919, At 11 a.m. Mhouston and CO.. under instructions from MR R. HASTE, who is giving up dairying, will sell by public auction as above: 34 Choice Shorthorn DAIRY COWS, (exceptionally well bred) due Sept. —ALSO—--25 2 yr. old S-H. STEERS. For Mr R. Hyndman. FURTHER ENTRIES WILL BE RECEIVED.

AT EMPIRE HOTEL, ROSS. WEDNESDAY, 27th AUGUST, 1919. At 2 o’clock p.m. GW. MOSS AND CO., favoured • with instructions from Mr CHARLES LAFFERTY, wiH submit to public auction as above: VAULABLE FARM PROPERTY situated Waitaha. Section 927 0.R.P., 299 acres, of which about P2O acres in grass; with tworoomed Cottage, Milking-Shed, etc., erected thereon; adjoining factory and school. Renewable Lease, 66 years. 143 acres; L.1.P., 258 acres of which about 80 acres ore in grass. The above properties are specially suited for dairying purposes, and afford an excellent opportunity to those in quest of land. The sole reason for disposal is owing to the ill-lienltli of the owner. Easy terms can be arranged. For further particulars apply to — MR CHARLES LAFFERTY. Waitaha, or— G. W. MOSS AND CO.. Auctioneers Grey mouth.

SALE OF WAITAHA FARM. THURSDAY, 28t1i., AUGUST. j At 3 p.in. Messrs w. jeffries & coy. insructed by Mr Goo. Liuklater, will soli as above. j His Freehold farm of 222 acres, situ- j ated on South side Waitaha •River, being section 2435, Blk 4, Alt. Ronnr, S.D. and convenient to the Cheese Factory. All ring fenced, 7o acres in permanent grasses, balance white and black pine with ribbon wood flats. Has just wintered 40 head big store cattle. Splendid opportunity for one or two energetic young men. Terms and full particulars from G. • Liuklater, Stafford, or the Auctioneers. By permission, the above property will bo offered on the nfternon of tbe sale of the Waitaha Flaxmilling Coy.