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Hokitika Guardian, 10 July 1920, Page 3

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(l-’or Continuation of Nows, see Fourth Page). WANTED— A Good Capable MILT - WRIGHT to erect Sawmill. Apply Malfroy and Co., Hokitika. WANTED,. THE HEIRS OF WILLIAM GEORGE TURNER HOUSTON. The above-named person died at Greymouth on the 19th. of May 1919. Relations claiming to succeed to his estate are requested to communicate with the Public Trustee, Wellington, giving full particulars of their relationship to the deceased and stating all that they know of him and his family. ~AR.ATT.UUA EAT STOCK SALE. MONDAY, JULY 12th. MH oU r ' TO X AN D C 0 . will sell by public auction as above: 20 bead EAT CATTLE, for estate of late H. Diedricbs. 8 head FAT HEIFERS, for Mr P. Douglas. 2ft PRIME BULLOCKS, v For Mr J. Adamson. AIiAKURA FAT STOCK SALE MONDAY, JULY 12th., 1920. "ESSR.S AV. JEFFRIES AND CO., will sell by public auction as ibove: — 20 Fat CATTLE. For D. Roberts. 10 Fat CATTLEFor H. Reynolds. 60 Fat SHEEP, For T. O’Neill. OUSE ALL SAINTS TENNIS CLUB. GRAND BALL, AVEDNESDAY, 14th JULY, 1920. Music by Messrs Lawn and Gibbons; M.C.’s Messrs Thompson and, Dowell. Double Begets—>ssj gents 3s 6d; extra lady 2s 6d. H. C. PEART, Hon. Sec.