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Hokitika Guardian, 14 August 1920, Page 3

MONDAY! POLLARD’S PICTURES! MONDAY! CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in:“THE ROAD THROUGH THE DARK” A BIG FEATURE :by,th SELECT COY. A Sensational and Thrilling story of the German Invasion of 1914. LATEST COMEDY AND TOPICAL. COMING WEDNESDAY—“THE; HAYSEEDS at the Melbourne Cup. PRINCESS THEATRE :: HOKITIKATUESDAY AND WEDNDSDAY* August 24th and 25th. ALL SAINT’S CHURCH pETE AND SALE OF WORK. WORK STALLS, FANCY STALLS, BABY CLOTHING, PRODUCE, MEN’S STALL, REFRESH -WENT ROOM, ETC. ETC. EACH EVENING: First Class Entertainment, organised by Mrs Staveley. WATCH FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, AS TO PROGRAMME AND PRICES.

NEW ZEALAND SHKEPOWNERS’ ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF DEBT TO BRITISH SEAMEN FUND. THE PRIME MINISTER having announced that a distribution of SURPLUS WOOL profits on the 1916-17 1917-18, and 1918-19 clips, amounting to approximately 20/- per bale, will shortly be made to Woolgrowers, a meeting of subscribers to the above fund will be held in the Old Chamber, Parliament Buildings, Wellington, on WEDNESDAY, 18tli. AUGUST, at 10 a.m. OBJECTS: (a) To place all available information in regard to the movement before contributors. (b) To appoint Boards of Management as may be deemed necessary for the distribution of Funds to British Seainen and their dependents. By order of the Trustees —Hons. W. D. S. MacDonald, and D. H. Guthrie, Sir Walter Buchanan, M.L.C., Messrs J. C. N. Grigg and Edward Newman M.P., Sir James G, Wilson and Mr W. D. Hunt. E, B. WATSON, Hon. Secretary. HOTEL FOR SALE, FOR SALE', AS a going concern—A Country hotel, cl° se to Hokitika, doing good steady trade; P.O. attached; 200 acres land (a good sheep run) and 70 sheep in lamb; pigs and fowls; orchard, farming implements, separator, spring cart. All in good order; a good business for suitable person; easy terms. Apply “Guardian” Office. NEW SEASON’S TEA. JUST ARRIVED AT WALTER BROS. TAINUI STREET, GREffMOUTH. PRICES ALL REDUCED—2/4, 2/6, 2/9, and 3/- per lb, in slb. boxes; 25 and 561 b. Chests. Also our PURPLE LABEL TEA in 51b. Tin Billies. Samples supplied. Orders delivered free where we have agents or to nearest Railway station. WALTER BROS., Tea Coffee and Cocoa Merchants, Greymouth. PUBLIC HALL KOITERANGI. A GRAND BALL will be held in aid of the funds of the local Football Club on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th. Gontlcmep 2/6 ; ladies a plate. PUBLIC HAUL KOKATAHI. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25th. Annual basket social and BALL in aid of the building fund of the Westland Hospital War Memorial Wing. Prize given for best decorated basket. Admission—Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies a basket. MARK WALLACE, Eon. Secrot^S

rpowN H I OKITIKA. , THURSDAY, AUGUST 19th., 1920, Grand entertainment by Leading Amateurs of the District in aid of the Kitties Band Funds : ELOCUTION COMPETITIONS for Boys under 14vrs. '‘Columbus” (Ford Prize.) ELOCUTION COMPETITION for j Girls under 14 yrs., "Bruce and 1 the Spidor.” (Stewart prize.) | SCOTTISH SONG COMPETITION for Boys or Girls under 16vrs. | (Caledonian Society Prize.) ; English, Scotch, Irish and Welsh ; numbers, witli a little bit of "Fieuo-v. . OVERTURE at 8 p.m,, I ADMISSION— One Shilling. JfAS. KING, Hon. Se.c. TO BUSHMEN. I AM PREPARED to givo 6d. (sixpence) per pound f.o.b. Grcymouth for DRIED FUNGUS. Prompt payments Consign tytV- ■ T, LOCH, Storekeeper, Foatherston. X FREE! FREE! FREE! Illustrated Catalogue of Joke Nov|ties Puzzles, Card Tricks, Ball ricks Coin Tricks, Handkerchief ricks, Magical Illusions, Ventriloquist Deads and Figures. Everything for he Conjurer, and indoor amusements deal- Novelty, Coy, Box 943. Christ. Jnirch.