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Hokitika Guardian, 22 December 1919, Page 3

, PRINCESS THEATRE, :: HOKITIKA TO-NIGHT MONDAY.! TO-NIGHT MONDAY.! TO-NIGHT MONDAY.! TO-NIGHT MONDAY.! MR TOM. POLLARD Presents ALLAN WILKIE MR TOM. POLLARD Presents AND FREDISWYDE HUNTER WATTS IN DUMAS’ GREAT PLAY—- “ CAMILLE,” “ CAMILLE,” A dramatization of Duma’s famous novel. ALLAN WILKIE as ‘ARMAND DUVAL, and FREDISWYDE HUNTER WATTS as “CAMILLE.” THE LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. BOX PLAN AT MACINTOSH’S. Prices—ss, 4s, 3s and 2s. Plus tax. :::::: :: No early doors. SEE THE BEAUTIFUL DRESSES WORN BY MISS HUNTER WATTS.

WANTED— A Smart GIRL for office. Apply to Robinson’s Motor Garage. ELECTION ACCOUNTS. ALL ACCOUNTS in connection with the election campaign of MR JAMES O’BRIEN should be forwarded not. later than 31st DECEMBER. F. W. RUDKIN, Box 2, Hokitika. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAYS.

PURSUANT to the terms of “The •Banking Act, 1908,” SATURDAY DECEMBER 27th. 1919 and SATURDAY, JANUARY 3rd. 1920, are hereby appointed Special Bank Hobdays at the offices of the undermentioned Banks throughout Westland. For the Bank of New Zealand; (Sgd.) W. CALLENDER, General Manager. For the Bank of New South Wales, (Sgd.) B. M. MOLINEAUX, Inspector. For the National Bank of New Zealand, Ltd.; (Sgd.) D. W. DUTIIIE, General Manager.

N.B.—The above Banks will also be closed on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25th, (Christmas Day), FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26th., (Boxing Day,) THURSDAY, JANUARY, Ist., (New Year’s Day), and FRIDAY, JANUARY, 2nd., statutory holidays. FOR SALE AS A GOING CONCERN OFFERED BY C.J. E. LINN EM ANN, REVELL STREET.

p* FREEHOLD SECTIONS, with O SHOPS erected thereon, 75 feet frontage to Revell Street, opposite Bank of New South Wales, also 2 freehold Sections, 6fi feet frontage to Beach Street, with a large substantial Iron Store, 50 feet, by 42 feet erected thereon, the whole forming one block, with frontages to Revell and Beach Stieet. Together with the' varied Stocks oi Trade, consisting of Ironmongery, Tobacconnist Goods, fancy goods, drapery groceries, druggistware, china and glassware, cutlery, stationery, musical instruments and general merchandise, counters, glass show cases, gas fittings, 2 platform scales, safe, counter scales etc. Apply on the premises to the PROPRIETOR.

auction sate. OF FREEHOLD TQWN PROPERTY WITH DWELLING, FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. ON THE PREMISES, SEWELL STREET, HOKITIKA. ON TUESDAY, 23rd. DECEMBER. At 2 p.m, M HOUSTON AND CO. • instructed hy Alls R. Irving whr ts leaving the district, will sell bj public auction as above: Freehold Section No 149.5. Sewell St. containing \ acre on which b erected a, comfortable •o-rooni-ed dwelling with all conveniences. —ALSO— The whole of the Household F' rni tore and Effects including Sideboard,, 3 duchesse chests, marbt top washstnpd and ware, chairs tables, 2 double and 1 singbbedstead, wire and kapok mat trooses, linoleums, wardrobe, chest drawer*?, crockery, pictures couch, ornaments, lamps, bookshelves, books, etc., etc.

NOTICE TO FARMERS. WE are still CASH BUYERS of HIDES, SKINS, WOOL and TALLOW. Highest prices given. TO GROWERS OF WOOL.-No lot too small for us to handle. Government commandeer; prices t\ie Mart, Hokitika. Remember we have a competent elasser cm our staff, whose services are. at your disposal. W. JEFFRIES AND CO., Seay ell Street,

LAUGHTON BROS., (Formerly of Knnieri and Greymoutli.. bakers AND CONFECTIONERS, WELD STREET, HOKITIKA. Every description of pnstiy and confeotfonery. First Class BREAD daily; Cash or Coupons. COMFORTABLE TEA ROOMS; Your wants promptly attended to. Telephone No S 6. BERMALTNE BREAD now made daily

HI. J. CORBETT. CITY CASH BUTCHERY. north rev ell street. By PAYING CASH on the block a REDUCTION of ONE PENNY PER LB. will be yiadp. oft all meat sold. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT from 7 to 1) p.m. a clearing, bargain sale will be held when all meat in stock will be sold at prices even less than cost, so that the shop can be cleared by 9 o’clock. Don’t miss the bargains.