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Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1920, Page 3

TO-NIGHT! POLLARD'S PICTURES! TO-NIGHT! 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 — 1 ‘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 MENT ROOM, ETC. ETC. EACH EVENING : First Class Entertainment, organised by Mrs Staveley. ' WATCH FOR FURTHER PARTICUL ARS, AS TO PROGRAMME AND PRICES.

DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE. y (BOARD OP TRADE.) DISTRIBUTION; OF SUGAR. IN ACCORDANCE with the working arrangements for the distribution of Sugar it has been decided to appoint Messrs DUNCAN McLEAN, Ltd., as SOLE SUB-AGENTS for the West Coast. J. W. COLLINS, Secretary, Board of Trade. Wellington, 14/3/20. THANKS. MR. and MRS. McARTHUR and FAMILY wish to sincerely thank all those who sent telegrams and messages of sympathy in their recent bereavements also all those who so kindly came to their assistance in the time of trouble. HOTEL FOR SALE. FOR SALE, as a going concern—A Country hotel, close to Hokitika, doing good steady trade; P.O. attached; 200 acres land (a good sheep run) and 70 sheyp 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. T AINU I STREET, GRETMOUTH. PRICES ALL REDUCED—2/4, 2/6, 2/9, and 3 j- per lh, in 51b. boxes; 25 and 561 - 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 C'oeoa Merchants, Groy mouth. PUBLIC HALL KOITERANGL A GRAND BALL will be held in aid of the funds of the local Football Club on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th, Gentlemen 2/6; ladies a plato. PUBLIC HALL, KOKATAHI. i WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25th, j Annual basket social and BALL in aid of the building fund of the Westland Hospital War Memorial Wing. Prize given for best deeorat- , ed basket. Admission—Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies a basket. MARK WALLACE, j Eon. Secretary,

WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. ' HEAVY TRAFFIC ON ROADS, j PURSUANT to resolution of the Council all persons undertaking heavy traffic on the roads of the County within the meaning of the by-law controlling such traffic, must apply in writing for pel-mission to use the roads, specifying the roads to be used, the vehicle to ho employed, and the approximate loading to be carried each trip. Upon permission being granted the applicant must agree to contribute towards the cost of the upkeep of the roads used in accordance with the terms of the agreement to be entered into. Heavy traffic undertaken without the previous oonsent of the Council will he , a. breach of the County by-law. I By order of the Council. D. J. EVANS, County Clerk, j August 13th., 1920. WESTLAND LICENSING DISTRICT. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICHENS®. I I LOUIS EDWARD MORGAN, of 5 Stafford, being the holder of a .Publican’s License in respect of the house and premises situate at Stafford and known as Caledonian Hotel do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to la? holdeu at Hokitika, on the Bth, day of September 1920, apply for a, Transfer of the said Incense from myself to William Thomas Blackmun, of Stafford, my Appointee. Dated the 16th., dnv of .Tuly"l92o. ; L. E. MORGAN, M. Hannan, Solicitor, Greymouth. Wonderful relief for chronic dyspep- ! sia is obtained by taking IMPEY’S > MAY APPLE. It will do you good, j