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Wanted, —a girl, able to cook and assist in bouse work, wages .'IDs per week; 2 other girls kept. Also ] an elderly MAN for about hotel; wages lOs tier week and found. Apply to E. Kirby, Hari Hari. ST. MARY’S BAZAAR, HOKITIKA. A GRAND BAZAAR in aid of St. • Mary’s Church will be held at the WESTLAND OPERA HOUSE, ! | On THURSDAY 3rd, FRIDAY 4th, and SATURDAY sth JUNE, 1920. A CHOICE SELECTION of Paintings, carving and plain and fancy work for sale. j Also, six valuable oil paintings, and six hand painted cushions, to be raffled, 1 (by permission of the Minister of Internal Affairs). 1 Tickets, and further information may lie obtained from | I MESDAMES HEENAN & McCARTHY Joint Secretaries. PROFITEERING.

iRICE INVESTIGATION TRIBUN- ■*- AI j has been set up to HEAP COMPLAINTS of ALLEGED PROFITEERING, Excessive Prices, etc., under the Board of Trade Act, 1919. Any person can MAKE COMPLAINTS personally through the' following:— Inspector of Factories, Labour Department, Greymouth; T. Fairllall, Westport; Constable Rodgers, Brunnerton'; Constable Petersen, Denniston ; Constable Kidd, Granitv; Sergeant P. .T. McCarthy; Hokitika; Constable Stark, Ross; Constable J. E. Robinson, Karamca; Sergeant D. Hyland, ReefIon; Constable L. Fox, Kumara; Constable A .H. O’Donnell, Otira.; Constable J. W. Kennedy, Okarito; Constable R.. Allan, Charleston; or in writing addressed to the undersigned, P. O. Box 846, Christchurch, G. H. CHRISTIE, Secretary. HOKITIKA GAS COMPANY LTD. mHE 46th. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Shareholders of the Hokitika Gas Company Ltd., will be held at the Company’s Office, Tancred Street, Hokitika THIS (Wednesday) EVENING at 7 o’clock. BUSINESS. To receive the Directors’ Report and statement of accounts; also to • elect one director and auditor for the year. Proxies to be deposited at the Company’s Office, not later than 24 hours before the time of meeting. Wm. WILSON, Secretary. Gas Company’s Office, Tancred Street, May 21st. 1920,

M. HOUSTON AND CO. AUCTIONEERS AND LjND AGE’NTS WHARF AND CAMP STREfci S. HOKITIKA. FARMS FOR HALE. 1 <4A ACRES O.R.P. situated av ±TbU Koitcrnngi all fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks. Large area ploughed and in grass and clover. Balance all cleared and in good grass. Comfortable dwelling and good sheds. Milking 40 cows and situated close Lo school, Post Office and Lime Kiln. A nice compact farm. Price £22 per acre. OAQ ACRES Freehold situated at Mount lionar, S.D. near Evans’ Creek. Ring fenced and partly cleard. Spiendid-'cnuniry when cleared up, l’rici £I7OO p j Q ACRES sT?*'uold in two SecO .1. O tious of 270 and 343 acres respectively. AU fenced, excellent grazing property. Only few miles from Cheese Fa-oiy. Situated Dry Creek, near WataVoa. Price £ll per acre. Halt cash, balance 5%. AC\ ACRES Freehold at Kolia.. XTrOtabi. All fenced and cleared. Good dwelling erected thereon. Piice £ll per acre. j| I ACRES, Freehold and 100 1. JLsrt) ACRES, T.G.L. (frontage.) situated at Wataroa. S.D., near Dry Crock, Ring fenced and in good grass and clover. Wintered 210 head ofgrown Cattle. Price £6.500. Splendid proposition. Q/in ACRES L.1.P., situated . t OtU Waitaha, about 140 Acres in good grass paddocks. Balance -ibhonwood and black pine country. 4 roomed dwelling and slieds. Price as a going concern with live and dead deck £l2 per acre. TOMTIT PROPERTIES—CaII and inspect the list of Town properties we have for disposal on easy terms. We have several other good properties in other parts of the West Coast, also a number of Town Properties for sale. Correspondence invited and inspection arranged. NL HOUSTON AND CO.