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Hokitika Guardian, 18 August 1920, Page 3

TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! POLLARD’B PICTUREB! BEAUMONT SMITH Presents: “THE HAYSEEDS AT MELBOURNE CUP.” i THE THIRD OF THE SERIES. DAD BUYS A MOKE, for eixteen quid and it turns out a winner. COMING THURSDAY—Mary Miles Mintor in “A BATCHELOR’S WIEE."’ PRINCESS THEATRE :: HOKITIKA TUESDAY AND WEDNDSDAY, August 24th and 25th. ALL SAINT’S CHURCH PETE /\ND 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 PARTICULARS, AS TO PROGRAMME AND PRICES. '

METEOROLOGICAL. The following is Rev. D. C. Bates' " veatlier forecast: The indications are for easterly winds. There is a prospect of fair to cloudy weather. Barometer has a falling tendency. Seas moderate. (For continuation of news, see fourth page). WHITE LEGHORN EGGS, sJper setting. Mrs A. Bennett, Sale Street. WANTED- A Young LADY ASSISTANT. Apply McGruer and Co., shop, Revell Street. BATCHELOR SAYS Jesus did not talk much about his mother, but a lot about his father, and his mother did not write to Pilot, but Mrs Pilot did; | and we ar e told to remember Lot’s wife, not Job’s, but the Angel told the mother j that she should be blessed among ] women not above women. TOWN HALL, RIMU. A GRAND BALL will be held on | »MONDAY 23rd. AUGUST, in | aid of the Kokatahi Football Club. | Admission—Ladies 1 /-, Gents 2/-. Good J music, good supper, and efficient M.C. j M. MADGE WICK, J. INWOOD, Joint Secretaries. TOWN HALL, HOKJTIKA, TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT 1 WEDNESDAY, IBth., AUGUST, 1920. THE PUBLIC are cordially invited to attend a WELCOME to the visiting delegates from the Canterbury Progress League, Industrial Association and Chamber of Commerce, at which matters of public interest to Westland Province will be submitted General discussion invited. Chair to be taken at 8 p.m. A. G. PILKINGTON, Hon. Secretary, Westland Committee, OKITIKA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 19th., 1920. Grand entertainment by Leading Amateurs of the District in aid of the Kilties Band Funds : ELOCUTION COMPETITIONS for Boys under 14yrsi, ‘'Columbus’ 1 (Ford Prize.) ELOCUTION COMPETITION for Girls under 14 yrs., ‘'Bruce and the Spider.” (Stewart prize.) SCOTTISH SONG COMPETITION for Boys or Girls under lGyrs. (Caledonian Society Prize.) English, Scotch, Irish and Welsh numbers, with a little bit of French. OVERTURE at 8 p.m. ADMISSION—One Shilling,. . JfAg, KING, Pop. Sec. HOKITIKA HARBOR BOARD, T OWN H ALL,

N‘ OTIOK IS HEREBY GIVEN that the names of nil persons whose rates ARE NOT PAID on 31st. AUGUST, will be handed over to the Board’s solicitor, with instructions TO* SUE for same at once without further notice. Win. SCOTT, Secretary. PUBLIC MALL, KOKATAHI. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25th. A NNUAL BASKET SOCIAL AND X V 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. Secretary. NEW SEASON’S TEA, JUST ARRIVED AT WALTER BROS. TAINUI STREET, (JREYMOUTH. PRICES ALL REDUCED—2/4, 2/6. 2/9, and 3 j- per lb, in 51b. boxes: 25 and 561 b. Chests. Also our PURPLE LABEL TEA ir 51b. Tin Billies. Samples supplied. Or. i dors delivered free where we have !fgent< or to nearest Railway Station. WALTER BROS., Tea Coffee and Cocoa Merchants, Greymouth. "WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS fortifies tb system against against climatic change!