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Hokitika Guardian, 17 December 1919, Page 3

TO-NIGHT! POLLARD'S PICTURES! TO-NIGHT! ie ' Mae MARSH IN- MAE MARSH IN;t “ THE GLORIOUS ADVENTURE.” d She sought, the ‘‘GLORIOUS ADVENTURE” and found it when? she least t expected it. r . ALL ELECTION RESULTS WILL BE SCREENED! e PRICES AS USUAL! :: :: :: ::: PRICES AS USUAL! e THURSDAY! POLLARD’S PICTURES! THURSDAY! ’ TOM POLLARD PRESENTS, by arrangement with International Attractions, ►j. CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN “SHOULDER ARMS.” " . Ask the Soldier Boys What They Thought of “ SHOULDER ARMS.” j Prices—2s Id and Is Id. Plan at Misses Macintosh’s. No charge for booking. PRINCESS THEATRE, :: HOKITIKA. A GREAT DRAMATIC PRODUCTION! :: FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY! FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY ! FRI., SAT., & MON, 19th, 20th, & 22nd. SSS ALLAN WILKIE AND MISS FREDISWYDE HUNTER WATTS, the Brilliant English artists. Friday, 19th, the greatest of all melodramas, 11 THE SILVER KING.” Saturday, 20th, tlie Romantic Costume Drama, THE MIDNIGHT WEDDING. Monday 22nd, the Dramatic Version of Duma’s Enthralling Love Story, " CAMILLE.” Entire Company and production direct from the Theatre Royal Sydney.—3o members. Orchestral Stalls 5s ; Dress Circle 4s, 3s and 2s; plus tax. Box Plan at Misses Mclntosh’s. No early doors.

I WESTI (AND HOSPITAL AND j I 'CHARITABLE AID HOARD. Applications are invited to eluß on MONDAY, DECEMBER 22nd at i p.m. for position of , DISTRICT NURSE at Waiho. Applicants must possess midwifery certificate, and enclose qualifications and testimonials. Salary £250 per annum. Nurse to find everything. Board will ! purchase horse, saddle and bridle for successful applicant. | Mr E. Gibbs (junior) lias promised to- give good accommodation to the Nurse appointed. I R. WILD, ■ Acting Chairman. j HARI HARI SUMMER SALE. THURSDAY, 18th DECEMBER, 1919, | At 12.30 p.m. Messrs w. jeffries and co., will sell as above on account of i Messrs Hanse'n, Wright, A- Wall, W. Wall, J. McLean, H. Adamson, J. Manora and J. Ferguson : j 60 1 to 2-yr. STEERS and HEIFERS | 70 18-mos. to 3-yr. MIXED SEXES, i Special entry for Ferguson Bros: 120 f. and f. HOGGET WETHERS, 40 2»vi\ S.H.-Holstein HEIFERS, 20' 3-yr. f. and f. BULLOCKS, j 1 S,H. BULL, 4 yrs., (imported). ’ 40 2yr. STEERS. ; 7 dry COWS i 1 Imported Pedigree, S.H. BULL I 4 yrs. For Mr J. McLean, j 16 3 and 4-yr. STEERS, For Gerald Rea. 60 FA'l 1 HOGGETS, , 5 FAT STEERS, For W. Berry. i 30 12 to lSmos. good S.H. STEERS. For Geo. Ferguson. [ 15 Mixed CATTLE, j For G. Rossenbeek. i 50 2 and 3-yr. STEERS (good line), j For P. Haddock. ! NOTE.—A cay wilt leave Hokitika for the safe at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, 17tb December, SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE. Messrs w. jeffries and co. will sell in the Mart on SATURDAY, 20th ipst., at 11 a.m.:— FOWLS, DUCKS AND GEESE. NEW POTATOES, GREEN PEAS, ONIONS, 20 CASES NELSON C HERR 5 PLUMS, ALSO—NEW RUBBER-TYRED PONY-GIG, FOUR-WHEELED BUGGY. NOTE.—Farmers having surplus Poultry are urged to send them to above sate, NOTICE TO FARMERS. WE are still CASH BUYERS of HIDES, SKINS, WOOL and LOW. Highest prices given. GROWERS OF WOOL.—No lot mi all for us to handle. Govenv conimandeer prices at the Mart, tika. Remember we have a comit olasser on our- staff, whose seiare at your disposal. W. JEFFRIES AND CO., Sewell Street. 1 1 f I 1 1 i i ( 1 r ! c i 4 5 1 5 ( i ( ( r 1] r a e i A I r p a ii P n 5 t: r w \\ 7 I 1 1" S TREET AKERY LAUGHTON BROS., (Formerly of Kanieri and Greyniouth., BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS, WELD STREET, HOKITIKA. Every description of pastry and confectionery. First Class BREAD daily; Cash or Coupons. COMFORTABLE TEA ROOMS; Your wants promptly attended t°.- 1 Telephone No 96.. ‘ BERM ALINE BREAD now made daily. MOTOR CARS. NANCEKIVELL BROS ■ MOTOR CAR PROPRIETORSPhone 32, Red Lion Garage, Ilami!ton, Street, ITokifcilw* CARS FOR HIRE, day and night. c Trips arranged to all parts of the Coast. | Prompt attention ; rensonab'e charges. , ( Wl. J. CORBETT. i CITY CASH BUTCHERY. ' . NORTH IIEVELL STREET. I By PAYING CASH on the block a REDUCTION of ONE PENNY j PER LB. will he made on aU moat j sold. SATURDAY" NIGHT from 7 to 9 p.m. a clearing, bargain sale will be held when all meat in stock will j Ibe sold at prices even less than cost, j 'so that the shop can bo cleared by , I 9 o’clock. Don’t miss the bargains.