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Hokitika Guardian, 24 November 1920, Page 3

"EIOR SALE—Comfortable four-rooi ed COTTAGE. For particula apply A. Ross, Revell Street, r.] WANTED-Good MAN for fan work and to strip cows. Goo wages. Apply to S. De Filippi, Ko IU R terangi. ,-s- 6 at El OR SALE—24 First quality Lady’ ,n > J- and Gents BICYCLES slight]; (>r soiled in ■warehouse. All to be clearei at £l3 10s, spot cash. A written guar antee will be given with each machim if required. Apply to E. C. Toohey Dominion Cycle Works, Revell Street ei TIT ANTED.—A good WAITRESS foi » » Glacier Hotel. Wages £2 pel t - v week, for summer season. Apply Mrs J. Graham, Glacier Hotel. II t N KANIERI PUBLIC HALL. se . ' jo A CONCERT AND BALL wiH b ° .. -U®- held in aid of the Kanieri Pub- ‘ lie School prize fund on WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 15th. , Splendid concert and good mimic for ball. Admissiok to concert 1/-; to ball 2/-. n F. CHESTERMAN, Secretary. v ’ - t T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I . A have this day applied to the Westt i land Land Board for ten acres of land P j in Blocks 111 and VII Waimea Survey I District, situate between Freehold Sections, Nos. 1979 and 1947. Dated at Hokitika this 23rd day of November 1920. ; j. McDonald, i Kumara. Park and Murdoch, Solicitors for applicant. j j A CHANCE TO WIN j j A BRAND NEW j A BRAND NEW SCRIPPS BOOTH MOTOR CAR SCRIPPS BOOTH MOTOR CAR LEWISHAM HOSPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND ART UNION. OFND 2/6 in cash or stamps together ! with addressed envelope and a ticket will be sent on. TO BE DRAWN ' IN JANUARY 1921. : -> j Postal Address—-Hon. Supervisor, P.O. Box 109, Christchurch.

AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD TOWN SECTIONS. AT THE MART. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER. 26th. At 2,30 p.m. MHO USTON AND CO., •instructed by Mrs H. M. Hall, will offer by Public Auction as above: Freehold Sections, 96, 98, and 200, containing 25 perches more or less, with frontage to Gibson’s Quay and Tancred Street. This is a splendid building site.

AUCTION SALE. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 26th, At 2. 45 p.m. Messrs w. jeffries and co . will sell in the Mart, Sowell St. on account of a client who is leaving the district:— Easy chairs, Morris chairs, washstands, wardrobe clicst of drawers, sofa, music stand, cupboard ' bed-room ware, kitchen chairs, pot plants pictures letter press, sewing machine, congoleum, 13 volumes popular - encyclopedia, etc., etc. ALSO 20 cases choice desert apples, 2 chests Ceylon tea (Broken Orange), 95 lbs each chest.

AUCTION SALE VALUABLE FURNITURE, BILLIARD TABLE, AND PIANO. ON THE PREMISES “GARSTON.” WEDNESDAY Ist DECEMBER. At 2 p.m. sharp. M HOUSTON AND CO • acting under instructions from Mrs M .A- Duncan will sell by public auction on tho premises “Garston” as above:— A largo quantity of furniture and effects, including:—Sideboard, extension dining table, 9 piece suite in Russian leather, carpet squares, walnut music stand, settees, double wooden bed and box mattress, 2 single bedsteads and mattress, cheval glass, M.T. washstnnds, M.T. Tables, chest drawers, box ottoman, easy chairs, mats, linoleums, coal scuttles, mirrors, crockery, cooking utensils, curtains, valuable pictures, ornaments, lawn mowers, lawn roller, 3 roller mangle, wringer, wheelbarrow, garden ! tools, lawn tennis set, full croquet set, Daisy vacuum cleaner. ALSO PIANO, (Collard and Collard). First-class Alcoek BILLIARD TABLE ' (full size) and accessories, also upholstered billiard room seats. Note: —The above will be open for inspection between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday next. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. PURSUANT to the terms of “The Banking Act, 1908”, WEDNESDAY Ist. DECEMBER 1920, (being the anniversary of the Westland Province), is hereby appointed a SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY at the offices of tho undermentioned Banks throughout Westland. For the Bank of New Zealand; (S'gd.) H BUCKLETON, iGeneral Manager. For the Bank of New South Wales, (Sgd.) B. M. MOLINEAUX, - Inspector. For the National Bank of New Zealand, Ltd.; * (Sgd.) D. W. DUTHIE, General Manager. N.B.—The above Bank* will also be closed on TUESDAY 30th. NOVEMBER 1920, (St. Andrew’s Day), being a Statutory Holiday.