TO-NIGHT I POLLARD'S PICTURES! TO-NIGHT! A PATHE PRODUCTION—BRYANT WASHBURN in: “ALL WRONG.” “ALL WRONG” ■ A Big Comedy Drama I ! A Big Comedy Drama I ! COMING MONDAY—A Big World Feature—“THßEE GREEN EYES. West coast CALEDONIAN :: SOCIETY :: :: Annual Sports NEW YEAR’S DAY, 1921 (SATURDAY, JANUARY ISt*) Great Carnival of Highland Classic Dancing and Active Athletic Events. • SWAY WITH THE PIPES. FOLLOW THE CROWD TO CASS SQUARE, HOKITIKA SPORTS START AT 1 p.m. SHARP. ADMISSION—ONE SHILLING. (Still pre-war rates). G. DAVIDSON, Cliief. ALLAN E. WOGAN, Hon. Secretary.
CHRISTMAS IS NOW AT RAND. To meet the times St HRODKISS’ Are now allowing 3s in the pound on all their trimmed hats for cash. New Hearth lings, Linoleum, Carpet Runners, Casement and other Curtains, in endless variety, an d hoy’s clothing at very much belowruling prices. inspection cordially invited. F. SCHRODER & CO
WESTLAND ELECTRIC-POWER ' BOARD. niD5 BOARD is compiling a report I of possible users of Electric-pow-er and light within "the County area, north of the Mikonui River. Sawmillers, farmers, industrialists and the public generally who contemplate using the power and light when available, are desired to notify their probable requirements as a basis on which to formulate a power and lighting supply seheige for the district. Address all enquiries care of P.O. Box 64, Hokitika. W. J. BUTLER, Chairman of' Board.
HOKITIKA GAS COMPANY. CONSUMERS are reminded that the Gas Accounts tor tn'e month oT NOVEMBER fall to bo paid at the Company’s Office, Tancred Street, by 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, 10th INST-., otherwise Discount cannot be allowed. Wm. WILSON, Secretary SALE OF WESTLAND TROTTING CLUB’S PRIVILEGES.
AT PRINCESS THEATRE. SATURDAY, 11th DEC. At 3. p.m. Messrs w. jeffribs and co., will sell by public auction as above I No 1. Publican’s Booth. ' No 2. Publican’s Booth. Sweet 'Stall. AUCTION SALE. OF WESTLAND RACING CLUB’S PRIVILEGES. ' at PRINCESS THEATRE. SATURDAY, 11th DEC. At 3 p.m. M HOUSTON AND CO. . will sell by public auction a; above The following privileges in con nection with the Westland Racin'! Club’s meeting viz. No 1. Publican’s Booth. No 2. Publican’s Booth, i Right to Fruit and Sweet Stall. ROSS SPORTS.
A SPORTS MEETING in aid of tlie Ross Medical Fund will be held at Ross on AVEDNESDAY 29th DEC. The programme includes chopping, sawing and running events beside a large number of other items. * Suitable train arrangements have been made including one leaving Ross at 6 p.m. connecting with train leaving Hokitika for Greymouth at 6.55 p.m. A ball will be held in the Totara Hall in the evening. Sports programmes can ho had on applicatien to the undersigned. A. W. PEEBLES, Secretary. AVill \vashboard slavery ever bo tolerated in New Zealand again ? No, never. No Rubbing has abolished that form of slavery for all time.—Mrs J. Mcßeath, agent for No Rubbing.
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 December 1920, Page 3
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