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Hokitika Guardian, 11 March 1920, Page 3

TO-NICHT! POLLARD’S PICTURES! TO-NIGHT! Triangle presents ALMA RUBENS, supported by OH AS. WEST, FRANCIS McDonald and DICK ROSSON in- “ THE GHOST FLOWER.” “ THE GHOST FLOWER.” A thrilling romance of the Italian Underworld. Topical, Educational Comedy. COMING MONDAY—“THE NATURE MAN.”

WANTED A SSISTANT WARDSMAK—With knowledge of gardening. Returned Trooper preferred. Wages £lOl per annum, all fofuid. Apply at once to. . MASTER, Old Peoples' Home, Kumarn. THE GRAND GYMKHANA. VISITED. BY SELL'S CIRCUS. TO BE HELD ON CASS SQUARE. ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17th. (In aid of Westland Hospital Memorial Wing.) VALUABLE TROPHIES FOR PRIZES. THE GREAT SELL’S CIRCUS will arrive on Cass Square when the following programme will be given: PROGR A M M E . 1.30 p.m.—Costume Football Match. 2 p.m.—Sack Race. Prizes Trophy. 2.ls—Highland Flingunder 18 years. 2.30—100 yards Handicap. 2.4s—Fire Brigade Competition. 3 p.m.—Boxing under 15 (with Gloves). 3.ls—Vaulting Competition. Handi cap open.

3.30. —l’oi Dance by Maoris. 3.4s.—Menagerie Pace. (All animals allowed except horses and dogs). 4 p.m.—lrish Jig (open). 4.15 Fire Brigade Event . 4.3o—Blindfolded Boxing. 4.45—P01e Race. 5 p.m.—Sailors’ Hornpipe. 5.15 — Tug-of-War. 5.30. Boxing Event, Miller and Sweep Also —Married Women’s Pace Handicap (1 yard given for each child). Valuable prize; Stepping Competition, Entry 1/-; Umbrella and Cigarette Race; Relay Race ; Obstacle' Race; Putting Competition, will be held on the ground. Admission to Square:—Adults ]/-: Children 6d.; Grand Stand 6d. HOKITIKA BAND and CALEDONIAN PIPE BAND will be in attendance. A GRAND CONCERT will be held in the Princes Theatre in the evening. SPLENDID PROGRAMME—Admission—Upstairs 2/-; • Downstairs 1/- ’

A DANCE will be held in the Supreme Hull commencinn at 10 o’clock. Good music and efficient M.C. Admission, gentlemen 2s ladies Is. HOKITIKA BOROUGH-COUNCIL JjKGAL I’ROCEBDINGS will he taken I'or the recovery of Outstanding Rates, Accounts, and Dog Registration Fees not paid on or before SATURDAY, MARCH 13th, 1920. A. A. ANDREWES, Town Clerk.

WATAROA SALE. TUESDAY, 16th MARCH 1920, At 11 a.in. Messrs w. jeffries and co. will sell on account of Messrs -H. Heveldt, Jno. Collett, Ferguson Bros., Walsh Bros., J. Donovan and T. Nolan, A. and T. Mcßride: — 20 FAT BULLOCKS. 50 FAT SHEER, 150 f. and f. STEERS and HEIFERS. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. HARI HARI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24th, 1920. At Noon. Messrs w. jeffries & coy. will sell on account of Messrs J. Manora, Woodhain, Ferguson, Smith. Adamson and Hende:— 100 f. and f. LAMBS, 60 2 and 3-yr. STEERS, 20 WEANERS, 18 Empty COWS.

FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. WATAROA SALE. 16th MARCH, 1920. D ALGETY. & CO., LTD., will sell as above : 45 Fat and Forward CATTLE. On account J. Meßride. 10 STEERS. 4 HEIFERS. On account August Heveldt. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. M HOUSTON AND CO. • offer for private sale MRS BEVAN’S residential property, situated Sale Street. Large sections running right through to Brittan street, with good dwelling erected thereon. For price and full narticulars apply— M. HOUSTON & CO., Land Agents. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FARM. AT WATAROA SALE YARDS. ON TUESDAY, 16th MARCH, 1920.

M HOUSTON AND CO • instructed by Mr William Weiblitz, will off or by public auction: Mis Valuable Farm of 234 acres held under Renewable Lease, and being Lot 2 of K.E.R., 124, Bloch XIII, Wataroa. S.D., situated south side of Waitangi river, distanfc about 2 miles from cheese factory and J’ost and Telegraph Office. 100 Acres in grass, divided into seven paddocks; new G-roonied dwelling, all conveniences; also cowshed with 6-walk-tlirougli bails, cart-shed and dairy. All good sweet country, and an ideal dairy farm.