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Hokitika Guardian, 27 September 1920, Page 3

TO-NIGHT I POLLARD'S PICTURES! TO-NIGHT! FANNIE WAJID in : FANNIE WARD in: “THE CRY OF THE WEAK.” “THE CRY OF THE WEAK.” FANNIE WARD says—“lt is undoubtedly my greatest role, Better than me Cheat”, it is my screen, masterpiece.” ALSO l —Another of Outing Chester’s beautiful scenics “GETBING CASSAIRS GOAT.” Important Notice ONE PAY ONLY! ONE, DAY ONLY! To-morrow, TUESDAY. IS at Totara Hall, Ross Special Show of Ladies Costumes, Skirts and Blouses of all descriptions. “i ■ , Everybody is invited to inspect our display. MISS M. FIDDIS | nemwonthw H. M. FULTON, | Jse P ie * en t m S Dainty Blouse Coy 658, Colombo St., Christclmrch.

STRAYED. ONE red and wliite STEER, nearly three years old, ear-marked, U out of top of’ right ear, and punch-hole (torn out) in left ear. Brand illegible. If not claimed within twenty-one days frill be sold to defray expenses. F. GUNN, Tetaho. j . ■ v * - PUBLIC HALL, RIMU. AGR'AND BALL will be held in aid of the Memorial wing of the Westland Hospital on WEDNESDAY ‘ OCTOBER 6th. Tickets 2s. A NANOKKIVELL, J. LAMACROFT. Joint Secretaries. Dominion of New Zealand. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. CONTRACT FOR FENCING AT WAIMUNGA, GREY VALLEY. > Tenders are invited for:— (1) The erecting of about 2J miles of fencing. (2) The clearing of 55 chains (approximately) of fence line. Particulars obtained from Mark Sprot and Co:, Groymouth, T. Learmont, Waimunga, and the undersigned ivith whom tenders close on Bth. OCTOBER, 1920. C. S. DALGLIF.SH, / 'Fields, Iristrn tor, Hokitik.

ASSISTANT wanted, a Ligations are invited by xr\. Waitaha Co-operative Dairy Coy. Ltd. for the position of ASSISTANT at the Factory for tbe 1920-21 Season. Wages £4 per week to commence with, lint and usual allowances found. Applications will bo received at the office of the Coy., Waitnha, up till THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th. H. J. REYNOLDS, .Secretary.

auction .sale. of FREEHOLD town property. ON THE PREMISES LOWER. REVELL STREET. TUESDAY, 28th. SEPTEMBER. v At 2.30 p.m. M HOUSTON AND CO., • instructed by the executors of the Estate of James Bevan, deceased will sell by public auction as above: Freehold" Sections 11 and 23 containing 12 perches, more or less fronting South Revell Street, with good 2 roomed hut thereon. -ALSOA quantity of furniture and effects. hari hari spring sale; WEDNESDAY 29th. SEPTEMBER, Messrs w. jeffries and co., | will sell in their yards as above on account of Messrs Wilson and Corby, j J. Manera, E. Kirby, A. Wall, W. Wall, j A. McArthur, J. Davidson, J. C. Hende and R. Foster. I 30 2iyr. S.H. and 11. Cross BULLOCKS. 10 2iyr. S.H. lIEIFERS. 15 18mos. to Syr. S.H. STEERS. 10 Springing HEIFERS. 87 MIXED SORTS. 30 Empty COWS and HEIFERS. 15 3-yr. STEERS (well grown). 5 3yr. HEIFERS. 100 EWES and LAMBS. '■ 50 HOGGETS. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. CUT YOUR OWN HAIR. UTILITY HAIR CUTTER—If you can comb your hair, you can cut your own hair, with this maivellous invention. Cuts the hair any desired length. Does the job as nicely as any barber in quarter the time beyour own mirror. Cuts childrens hair in a jiffy. Can be used and sharpened as an ordinary razor. Price 3s 9d. -Extra Blades 9d each. Further particulars on application. IDEAL NOVELTY Coy., Box 643, Christchurch. NEW SEASON’S TEA.' 5T ARRIVED AT WALTER BROS. AINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH. THC|!S'' ALL "REDUCED— 2/4, 2/6, 2/9, and 3!/- per lb, in 51b. boxes; and 561 b. Chests. . Iso our PURPLE LABEL TEA in Tin Billies- Samples supplied. Or--3 delivered free where we have agents ;0 nearest Railway station. WALTER BROS., fea Coffee and Cocoa Merchants, Grey mouth.