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Hokitika Guardian, 12 February 1920, Page 3

p RJ N c E s s T H U A T It E , FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13th and 14th. TWO NIGHTS OF JOLLITY I LET ALL THE FOLKS BE GLAD. ' John Hopkins presents Mr Edward Brnnscombe’s latest combination of joyful people, “THE DANDIES.” OF 1920. OF 1920. A more than good company. A smart crowd. The big people. We mean in their profession. They are better than any we have yet presented, and that means something special. Here they are:— George Sharratt, Character Comedian. Annette Lang, Soubrette. Rosa Walton, Pianist and Monologuist. Raymond Nicholson Tenor. The above are four excellent English artists specially engaged for the tour of 1920, with the following old favorites. Renn Miller Basso Christina Andrews Soprano Madeline Knight Contralto PRESENTING THE LATEST SUCCESSES. COMPLETE CHANGE SATURDAY j I J > rices—4s, 3s, and 2s, Plus War Tax. MISSES McINTOSH’S. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT WAITAHA STORE CATTLE SALE. AT DEAKIN’S YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 2oth FEBRUARY, 1920 j At Noon. - M HOUSTON AND • will sell as above 5 2yr. STEERS. 10 Forward COWS, o Forward HEIFERS. CO . For Mr J. Davidson. 10 Forward COWS, 7 forward HEIFERS. For Air Win. Ellis. 3 Forward COWS. For Mrs Chinn. 2 Forward HEIFERS. For Mr J. Trombath. 3 Forward HEIFERS. 1 vr. old STEER. 3 18mos. STEERS. For Mr J. Douglas. '6O Mixed STEERS and HEIFERS. For Clients. j FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED, j FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY ] UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM MR DAVID SPENCE OF RTMU. , That old established and well-known BAKERY and GRO- , CKRY business at Riniu, as a going > ( oneern. Property consists, of good gen- ] era! store and dwelling (10 rooms), bakehouse and storeroom, large stables and cart-shed, 4 horses, 2 bread carts, spring dray, and harness, all in splendid order; also about 7 acres of good paddocks. Turnover 1500 loaves, and good casli trade in general store. Stock and furniture at valuation. For price and | full particulars apply ; M. HOUSTON & CO. ] Auctioneers, Hokitika. '

\ HCTIONKERS AMD HAND AGENTS WHARF AND CAMP STREETS, HOKITIKA. FARMS FOR SALE. Of)Q ACRES 0.R.P.. about He fJ stores in good grass paddocks, balance white and black pine bush, all fenced and subdivided. About 1/2 mile from Wait aha Cheese Factor, Post Office and School. Can 1 e converted to freehold at '2.5/- per acre. Splendid Dairying Proposition. Price £l2 per acre. Good terms. nnn ACRES Freehold shunted at 1/ Mount Bunnr, S.D. near Evans’ Creek. Ring fenced and partly cleared. Splendid country when cleared up. Price £I7OO p j Q ACRES Freehold in two Sec--0.1. O tions.of 270 and 343 acres respectively. All fenced, excellent grazing property. Only few miles from Cheese !‘V- x ory. Situated Dry Creek, near Wntaroa. Price £ll per acre. Hall easily balance 5%. A ACRES more or less situated at •J'/ South Hokitika, (next to Air j J. Kidd’s property). AH cleared, would make splendid Bee farm. Price i £B2O. 1 i Q a ACRES Native Reserve, leasehold OU ~t Araliura. Valley; good homestead, barn, and farm buildings; all in good grass paddocks. Also 1100 acres freehold along Ivawaka Creek, frontage to Old Christchurch Road. Splendid cattle or sheep run with great possibilities with a little improvement. Price j £SOOO for the lot. ' QQ ACRES, Freehold and 177 | OO ACRES Lease in Perpetuity, » ■nearly all ploughable. Good Dwelling, • barn cow byre, etc, milk machine, at , present milking 50 cows. Price £22 ! acre for land. terms arrang- j ed. TOWN PROPERTIES— Call and inspect, the list of Town properties wo have for disposal on easy terms. Wo have several other good properties in other parts of the AVest Coast, also a number of Town Properties for sale. Correspondence invited and inspection arranged. M. HOUSTON * CO.