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Hokitika Guardian, 5 March 1920, Page 3

MONDAYI POLLARD’S PICTURES! MONDAY! “THE WHIRL OF.LIFE.” “THE WHIRL OF LIFE” Starring IRENE VERNON CASTLE and CAPTAIN VERNON CASTLE. (In their real life romance.) PRINCESS THEATRE, 7: HOKITIKA tuesd.av, march hh,. 1m Tuesday, m.Sch wTi, o. n ,, *!SH NATIONAL CONCERT. or Oichestral Selections, Instrumental and Vocal Solos and Duets, Choruses', Elocution, Recitation and Dancing. Local and visiting talent will present a three-hour programme of Erin’s melodies so popular in every part of the wor Id.. '» ateh for programme later. Prices—2s and Is.

TIT ANTED,—Experienced MAN to tram'repair work-mostly. Apph Malfroy and Co. YTTANTED by GIBB BROS,, Waiho , • Gorge, Bushfellers, 100 acres; price 45s per acre. For particulars apply, H. Jones, Railway Hotel. Hokitika. WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. TITRITTEN TENDERS will be re- ” » ceived at the County Office up to NOON on TUESDAY, the 9th. DAY of MARCH, for the supply and deliverv of ! 1,900 CUBIC YARDS OF GRAVEL, (more or less), for the Kokatahi road widening, contract from R. Whiley’s re- ■ sidenco upwards for a distance of 75 '■ chains. I Specifications may be seen at the l County Office and Post Office stores at j Kanieri> Kokatahi and Rimu, I ! T. W. BRUCE, Comity Chairman. FOR SALE. 2 CORNER SECTIONS, No 55 and 69, Freehold, Revell St., site of late Empire Hotel, 42 feet frontage, . opposite Bank of New Zealand, town of Hokitika-. South Hokitika, across the river, Section 1728, 5 acres, 1 rood, 00 perches; Section 1730, 10 acres, 2 roods 01 perch both of these facing the South Road. 9 town allotments, of about V acre i each, East Rond, Hokitika South. These 9 allotments, all surveyed are contained j in Secton 1677, total area, 4 acres 2 roods, 16 perches. Apply to C. J. E. LINNEMANN, as Agent.

jpIANO, RINGING. 'WILUAmT JOYCE, (Pupil of Professor W. Gray, of the Glasgow University, and late of Covent Garden, London; also Gibbs-Jordan, F.R.A.M) WILL COMMENCE TEACHING at the Stpdio, Hamilton St., Hold* tika, on March 3rd 1920. Students intending to commence the above subjects are requested to apply to the above named at the Dominion Hotel, before the 29th instNOTE. —Special arrangements are made for country pupils. bold head yards. SATURDAY 6tli MARCH at noon sharp. OPENING SALE. Messrs w. Jewries & coy. will sell in their new yards, (jimcion \Vnltalia river) as above on account ,f following clients : Messrs Jno. Man. •ra, G. llosseiibeck, .T. Thomson. Jos. danem, J. U. Cropper. H. Linklater. f. Mackay, W. Wright, H. Reynolds ,V. Thomson, Geo. Ferguson Jas. Davdson, Pat Douglas, and S. Alitcholl. 40 f. and f. 3 and 4yr. BULLOCKS. 80 2 to 2Jyr. well-grown STEERS. 10 FAT COWS. 09 FAT EWES. 40 FAT LAMBS. 1 o Weaner PIGS. A Store PIGS. 2 Light HACKS. 20 Sacks of table POTATOES. 120 MIXED AGES AND SEXES. 1 HEREFORD BULL. 50 Fat WETHERS, For Mr. J. Smith. Luncheon provided. The yards will he formally opened at noon and buyers from north can proceed by early tram to Ross whore a car will run to the •vards.

AR ATI UR A FAT STOCK SALE. AIONDAY, MARCH Bth MESSRS tV, JEFFRIES AND CO., will sell by public auction a? above: — 15 FAT CATTLE, For % Air AI. Purcell. 23 PAT CATTLE', f o r Mr 11. Karnbach. 5 FAT CATTLE, for Air P. Jones. 12 DAIRY COWS, (in profit), for Air AY. Jones. 70 FAT I LA AIRS, for Alesrs Nolan and Heveldt. AUCTION SALE. AT THE furniture SHOP, weld STREET. SATURDAY, 6th. MARCH. At 2.30. p.m. M HOUSTON AND CO •* instructed by Air B. Poalce " ill sell by public auction as above: A small quantity of Furniture, Pictures and Sundries.

ATI All UR A FAT STOCK SALK. .MONDAY. MARCH Bth M HOUSTON AND CO. • will liy public auction as above: j 7 FAT CATTLE. 1 40 FAT' SHEER. 20 PRIME LAMPS, ! for Mr. P. Olson. ARAFURA SALE YARDS. MONDAY MARCH Bt.b. GW . MOSS AND CO. • will sell by public auction as above:— 20 Prime BULLOCKS. On account of Mr 11. Adamson. I