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Hokitika Guardian, 22 May 1920, Page 3

MONDAY! POLLARD’S PICTURES! MONDAY! VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES- VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES—PART I.—The Famous African Story, featuring Clara Kimball Young in—“THE CLAW.” “THE CLAW.” And “ THE POST,” scenic study, “WHEN NATtJRE SMILES.” PART lI.— “THE THREE MUSICAL MAIDS,” headed by the charming society entertainer, BATHE STEWART, in songs, sketches, French ditties and Maori love songs and folk loro. Prices—Circle and Front Stalls 2s Id; Back Stalls Is Id; Children half price. Reserve Seats at Mclntosh’s.

Children like WADE’S WORM FIGS Safe and certain rcinedv for worms. Baby is thoroughly contented with a “Unique” hot water bottle at his feet. Cannot leak or burgt because British made. Obtainable everywhere. WOLFE’S SCH NAPPS —agreeable and beneficial. A tonic bevoi 'go

(For Continuation of News, see Fourth WF ag§J||s'" God, shall have cabbna«Sor noting at BatoheHAT last night near CMR- Tower. Finder return to Giiarfian Office. LOST.— A £5 NOTE, in vicinity of Revell street. Reward on return to “Guardian” Office. SALE—On behalf of owner, SUI’E-R SIX MITCHELL CAR. In splendid running order. New tyres and recently overhauled. A real snip. Early application necessary. Can bo inspected and demonstrated at Batv’s Motor Garage, Greymontb.

I.S.D.F. THE COMMITTEE of the Irish SelfDetermination Fund will ho pleased to receive subscriptions for the above fund from all lovers of liberty. M. McGAVIN, Secretary, Hokitika.