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Hokitika Guardian, 23 November 1920, Page 3

THURSDAY! POLLARD’S PICTURES! THURSDAY! A FIRST NATIONAL PRODUCTION. JACK PICKFORD in: “BILL APPERSON’S BOY” “BILL APPERSON'S BOY” A Picture with plenty of thrills. COMEDY! SCENIC! ! TOPICAL! ! ! pRJNCESS THEATRE, 24™ ST COLUMBKILLE’S CONVENT CONCERT. I.—Overture PROGRAMME.—PART I. “ Tres Jolie ” Misses E. Hateli, Giese, Knyvett, Knowles, Dudderidge, Braidwood, Masters J. Stopforth, Havill, Crougli, Lak’in, Jones and Goodfellow. 2. —Vocal Solo 3. —Dance 4. —Piano Duet . 5. —Display 6. —Vocal Solo “ Bide a’ Weo ” Highland Fling ” ‘ Spanish Dance ” “ Butterfly ” Selected ... M'iss Mary Bruce. Miss Alva Mclntosh Misses Giese and Toker. Soloist: Miss Bergman. ... Mr W. Stopforth. 7. —Vocal and Violin Trio “ Bowl of Roses ” Misses Lloyd, Bruce, Jones, Hatch and Knowles, J. Stopforth. 8. Double Piano Duet “ Les Muscadino ” Misses Dudderidge, Braidwood Iverridge and Rae 0. Vocal Solo “ Magdalen at Michael’s Gate” ... ... Miss E. Hatch 10.—Scene “ Who Stole the Rabbit? ” J. Lock, J. Myers, J. Keller, L * Cameron. G. Davidson and Chorus, I.—Violin Selection PART 11. “ Passing Ban d ” Masters Stopforth, Goodfellow (2), Havill, Crough, Lakin, Jones, Cowie and Raine o Garden Scene “Fairies” ... Miss K. Kennedy and Fairies 3. Chorus “Westland” West Coasters 4_ Double Piano Trio (a) “ Harmony in the Dome” ; (b) “Silver Trumpets” Misses M. Coulson, C. Evans, K. Fitzgerald, M. Kerridge, M. Toker and F. Knowles. 3. Vocal Solo “ Song of Thanksgiving ” Miss M. Jones. (; Violin Duet “ Symphonie ” ... Miss Knowles and J. Stopforth. 7. Japanese Trio and Chorus “ Three Little Maids ” Misses Dudderidge, Fane and Knyvett. “ Capriccio ” ... ... ... Miss E. Hatch. Selected. Mr T. Stopforth. USING THE DERBY ” : Characters ——- S.—Violin Solo 9.—Vocal Solo 10.—Farce Miss "Bookworm ... Misses Pauline and Roberta Smithers Miss Clarissa Harlowe Smithers Two School Girls Mrs Starch Accompanists:—Misses Daly, Giese, Knowles, and Evans. ADMISSION:— DRESS CIRCLE AND STALLS 2s; PIT Is. ... Miss P. Dudderidge ... Misses K. Webster and N. Lock ... Miss K. Kennedy ... Miss M. Myers and R. Coyle ... Miss L. Nolan. SUITS ! THAT YOUR BOYS ARE SURE TO LIKE. Come and See Them. BEST VALUE IN TOWN -atF. SCHRODER & CO

WANTED.— A good WAITRESS for Glacier Hotel. Wages £2 per i week, for summer season. Apply Mrs |'J. Graham, Glacier Hotel. | KANIERI PUBLIC HALL. A CONCERT AND BALL will bo held in aid of the Kanieri Public School prize fund on WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 15th. Splendid concert and good music for ball. Admissioh to concert *\f~ ; to ball 21F. CHESTERMAN, Secretary-. PUBLIC HALL, KOKATAHI. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10th. A CONCERT AND BALL will be held as above in aid of the Upper Kokatahi School piano fund. Admission to concert and ball 2/-. D. WEIR, Hon. Sec CONTRACT, W anted-thre E GOOD MEN, VV Engine Driver, Sawyer, and Head Bushman, to take contract, sawing and bushwork; new mill, handy to Hokitika. Good price given. For full particulars apply to: MALFROY AND CO., Three Mile. IMPORTANT SALE OF SAWMILL i BUSH AREA AND PLANT. ! OWING TO DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. AT THE MART, M A CRAY STREET GREYMOUTH. I ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11th. At 11.30 a.m.

MARK SPROT and CO., favored with ingtrucfidns from Mjessrs Graham and Johnson who are dissolving partnership will sell by Public Auction as above: All that Sawmill Area comprising 400 Acres situate at Shallow Rush, together with Mill site in the town of Hokitika, with up-to-date Sawmill and Plant thereon, The whole to be sold in one lot as a going concern. BUTTER FAT WE ASK all DAIRYMEN Who are not sending their CREAM to us to note that we are NOW PAYING OUR SUPPLIERS. 2/7 lb.' FOR BUTTER FAT. Cash every month. Accurate weights and tests guaranteed. We invite Dairymen to become suppliers to the QVERLAND J)AIRY QOY., J^TD. 'Telephone 159, Greymouth.

FO.R SALE—24 First quality Lady’s and Gouts BICYCLES slightly soiled in warehouse. All to be cleared at £l3 10s, spot cash. A written guarantee will be given with each inachi.no if required. Apply to E. C. Toohey, Dominion Cycle Works, Revell Street.