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Hokitika Guardian, 2 January 1920, Page 2

TO-NIGHT! McLEAN’B PIGTUREB! TO-NIGHT! A Grand Programme :: William Fox presents VIRGINIA PEARSON in—“A DAUGHTER OF FRANCE.” “A DAUGHTER OF FRANCE.” How would you aet toward an enemy officer who made love to you ? This girl was in desperate straits, but she acted with the same spirit that would guide an American girl. Fox Comedy—“ Midnight Express. Fox Comedy—“ Midnight Express.

gTEAM A NCHOR CP PJdCKETP REGULAR SAILINGS. BOOKING PASSENGERS & CARGO TO ALL .'IKW ZEALAND PORTS. Steamer* leave for Coart ports as finder: ALEXANDER Early WAIMEA Early REGULDS Early. KENNEDY Early Pares, 'reigiita and particular* on application to undersigned. WM. DCNCAN * CO., Agents, Hokitika.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING THERE is a great demand in tbe Electrical Engineering field today for men possessing the kind of technical knowledge that is acquired by students vrho have faithfully followed out our scheme of study. With the eompletien of the several Hydro-Electric Stations which are at present under construction, there will be greater opportunities than ever f <r trained men. In the near future Hydro-Electric power will be available throughout the whole of New Zealand. Students can have the option of enrolling in any one of the following Courses:

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■JJNIOJ* QOY., OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. Passengers booked to all New Zealand and Australian portsFOB WELLINGTON; (from Lyttelton.) Mararoa, Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Maori, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Coast passengers will connect with the Maori and may pbtain tickets at the Hokitika office. Through tickets issued to all ports, via Otirs. AND DUNEDIN.

Name AiMr.nss I INTERNATIONAL correspondence gCHOOLS. 63 > DIXON STREET, WELLINGTON.

CARGO STEAMERS at irregular inervals. SYDNEY AND HOBART, FROM WELLINGTON: * Manuk a-, Wednesday, 31st Dec. SYDNEY FROM AUCKLAND. *Mnheno, Wednesday, 31st Dee. CANADA, AMERICA. LONDON, etc Vi a VANCOUVER, from Auckland, ‘Niagara, Tuesday, 30fch. December. Via ’FRISCO from WELLINGTON: *Tolu& early.

ORIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAH STEAMERS. * TO LONDON FROM SYDNEY. Ormonde, January 10th. Orsova, January, 17th. Indarra, February 3.4 th. Osterley, March 17th. Orontes, April 14th. Orvieto, April 28th. Ormonde, May loth. Orsova, May 29th. Fares :N.Z. to London: Saloon, Single £72 to £lO6 j Third Class £3B, £4O, £45. Particulars upon application. J. ft. WILSON, Resell St., Hokitika.

EW ryfE ALAND Of N EW Z COMPANY. j^TD. LHKKCT LINE TO THE UNITED kingdom. VIA PANAMA CANAL.

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