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Hokitika Guardian, 23 November 1920, Page 3

(For continuation of news, see fourth page). pRINCESS rp II EAT RE . DIRECTION- J. N. TAIT. THE BARRAGE WILL COMMENCE TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT! At 8 p.m. And at that Hour THE “AUSTRALIAN DIGGERS” Will GO OVER THE TOP TO VICTORY Just as They Did In LONDON, PARIS, BRUSSELS AMIENS, ROUEN, DIEPPE, NAMUR, DINANT AND CHARLEROI. J. and N. 'fait have gathered together the entire band of the Original*DlNKUM AUSSIE DJGGERS-a hand of Soldier Artists, who are known to every one of the hoys who went “over there.” These ax-e the boys whose fame was made in the forward lines, and in the rest areas and the hospitals of France and Belgium. The show which the SMART SET' will put on has never yet been attempted in New Zealand. Plan is on view at McINTOSH’S. Prices:—ss, 4s 2s, plus tax.

FOR SALE—One six Cylinder Buiek CAR, 1910 Model, perfect order. New Tyres. Owner leaving. A. J. Wagner, Red Lion Motor Garage. F OUND-f Motor bike PUMP. • Apply to “Guardian”' Office. WANTED— Good MAN for farm work and to strip cows. Good wages. Apply to S. De Filippi, Koiterangi.

WANTED TO PURCHASE)—Light spring DRAY in good order. Apply “Guardian” Office. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I have this day applied to tho Weßtland Land Board for ten acres of land in Blocks 111 and VII Waimea Survey District,' situate between Freehold Sections j Nob. 1979 and 1947. leafed at Hokitika this 23rd day of November 1920. j. McDonald, Kumara. Park and Murdoch, Solicitors for applicant. AUCTION SALE* OF FREEHOLD TOWN SECTIONS. AT THE MART. NOVEMBER. 26th. At 2.30 p.m. M HOUSTON AND CO.. • instructed by Mrs 'H. M. Hall, will offer by Public Auction as above: Freehold Sections, 96, 98, and 200, containing 25 porchcß more or less, with frontage to Gibson’s Quay and Tancred Street. This is a splendid building site.