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Hokitika Guardian, 15 September 1920, Page 3

TO-NIGHT 1 POLLARD'S PICTURES! TO-NIGHTI MAD(Se EVANS in- MADGE EVANS in: - “THE LOVE NET.” “THE LOVE NET” COMING THURSDAY—ALICE BRADY in “MARIE LTD.” a big Select Drama, Also second Episode if “THE MYSTERY OF 13.” v WESTLAND OPERA HOUSE, STAR PICTURES TO-NIGHT. THEDA BARA as Poppea in: THEDA BARA, as Poppea in: 1 “WHEN A WOMAN SINS.” “WHEN A WOMAN SINS.” i A Great Drama showing this talented actress at her best. Magnificent Dresses and Beautiful Scenery. j GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME! The Kilties Band will aTso parade. j

£IOO for 1/20 Ounces of Gold THIS IS THE FIRST PRIZE OF THE WESTLAND HOSPITAL WAR MEMORIAL WING ART UNION. -FIVE OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES. :: TICKETS—I/- EACH. :: THE PRIZES AllE GOOD, BUT THE OBJECT IS pETTER. TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE EVERYWHERE.

KANIERI PUBLIC HALL. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER loth. A GRAND BALL will be held in aid Ol of the Kanieri Cricket Club. Admission—Gents 2s 6d, Ladies free. Music by Mr Lawn. W. OWENS, Secretary. WESTLAND RACING CLUB. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the above Club will be held at the Club-room, Hamilton Street, at 8.30 o’clock on FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17BUSINESS: -To general. D. receive report and J. EVANS, ■Secretary. STRAYED, ONE ROAN STEER, ear-marked swallow tail and punch hole in off jar and square in near ear, also two red and white HEIFERS earmarked iiid notch out of top of both ears, pot claimed within fourteen days they ivill be sold to defray expenses. Mrs Moynihao, Kokatahi, i’ESTLANB A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. TENDERS ARE INVITED for cart- . a,re of coal from Hokitika B*ilv Station, to Lime Kiln, Koiterangi; so, alternative tender, with bactding of lime. Tenders close on SATtDAY 18th. inst-. at T P-«‘- with; •J. HART, Seoretar-y, Koiterangi. NIERI DEFENCE RIFLE CLUB. HE ANNUAL MEETING of the above Club will be held at Kam--3n SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th 5 p.m. All members and intending iborß are requested to attend. Im;ant business. Election of officers, T. -A. EVENDEN, President.

auction sale VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD fUifL NITURE, THURSDAY, 16th. SEPT. ' ' At 2.30 p.m, M HOUSTON AND CO <wi« sell by auction) as above uw&T inutruotions from the Exec * tors in the estate of the late Mrs JMcMillan, on the premises, Revell Street (rear of Novelty Baza ?J’ ’ • The whole of the household furniture and effects, including PV** flv y Koch and Sohn), v nearly new, chest chest of chairs, marble P washstand, tables, bedstead and mattresses, sewing waehine, lady’s bicycle, garden tools, silv r ware, cutlery, crockery couch cushions, pictures, fenders an irons, two mohair rugs brass preserving pan, gas gnller, bath bed. and table linen, mangle, kitchen utensils etc., etc. ... habi hari store cattle sale. SATURDAYSSth. SEPTEMBER. ' At 11 a.m. M HOUSTON AND Cft,> • will sell by public auction at tlieir yards as above : 30 2 i and 3yr. STEERS. 55 Yearling STEERS. 9 Good SPRINGERS. 2,1 Mixed Sorts. For Clients. 1 FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. j TO BUSHMEN. I AM PREPARED to give 6d. (sixpence) per pound f.o.b. Greymouth for DRIED FUNGUS. Prompt payments Consign to: T. LOCK, Storekeeper, I Featherston. NEW SEASON’S TEA. UST ARRIVED AT WALTER BROS. TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH. PRICES ALL REDUCED—2/4, 9/&, 2/9, and 3/- per lb, in 51b. boxes; 5 and 561 - Chests. Also our PURPLE LABEL TEA m ;lb. Tin Billies. Samples supplied. Orlers delivered free where we have agents ,r to nearest Railway station. WALTER BROS., Tea Coffee and Cocoa Merchants, v Greymoißh.