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Hokitika Guardian, 13 December 1920, Page 3

TO-NIGHT! POLLARD'S PICTURES! TO-NIGHT! EVELYN GR/EELY, JUNE ELVIDGE, MONTAGU IX)VE, CARLYLE BLACKWELL and d'QHNNY HINES in: “THREE GREEN EYES.” “THREE GREEN EYES.” CUMING WEDNESDAY—ARTHUR ASHLEY, and DOROTHY GREEN m.~ “THE AMERICAN WAY.’’ “THE AMERICAN WAY.” MM ifliiHaoliiHaillialßßl ■< [j 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 SPORTS START AT 1 p.m. SHARP. ADMISSION—ONE SHILLING. (Still pre-war rates). G. DAVIDSON, Chief. H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H CASS SQUARE, HOKITIKA H ALAN E. AVOGA.N, Hon. Secretary. H

CHRISTMAS IS NOW AT HAND. To meet the times SoHKODERS’ Are now allowing 3s in the pound on all their trimmed hats for cash. New Hearth ltugs, Linoleum, Carpet Runners, Casement and other Curtains, in endless variety, and boy’s ■ clothing at very much below ruling prices. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. F. SCHRODER $ CO

Applications, to be made on P.S.C. Form 17a, obtainable at principal post-offices, will be received up to noon for the following positions • forestry department. closing loth. January, 1021. CONSERVATORS OF FORESTS (2 vacancies) Auckland and Vest land; Clerical Division, Special Class': Salary £7OO per annum, maximum £750. FORFjST RANGERS (20 vacancies): Auckland, Rotorua, Wellington, Nelson, Westland, Southland, Canterbury-Otago: General Division, B. Class; Salary £320 per annum. * , Further particulars may be obtained on application. SECRETARY, Public Service Commissioner.

IMPORTANT SALE OP VALUABLE DAIRYING FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD LAND AND HOTEL, GREY ROAD, HALF A MILE FROM REEFTON. WEDNESDAY, 22nd DEC. 1920. At 3 o’clock on the Premises. MCMAHON & LEE, favoured' with instructions from Mrs A. Jarrell, will sell -by Public Auction as above: — That valuable hotel property known as Farrell’s hotel, with 75} acres freehold and 140 acres Crown leasehold dairying land. Build--1 ings consist of commodious wellbuilt hotel of 16 rooms, fitted with electric light throughout, and water laid on, usual outbuildings, water power drives separator, cordial plant, churns, blitter worker, electric light and circular saw, all in large building with concrete floor, also four-stall-stable, loft, cart shed, blacksmith’s shop, 5 bail cowshed, (concrete floor), together with 15 cows in full milk, 34 head mixed cattle, 9 pigs, 2 horses; with largo quantity of farming implements, drays, spring carts, etc., etc. Crops now in are one acre of potatoes, three in hay, and 3 acres ready for turnips.

, This property is extremely well situated, and must see enhanced values in the near future, owing to the expansion of tho coal mining industry in the ' Roof ton district. AH traffic from two coal mines passes the hotel corner. Ihe land can easily be made to carrj a much oreater number of cows. Owner retiring which is sole reason for selling. Terms- —One third in cash, and the remainder payable in five years at G% Live and dead stock at valuation. D illi particulars from auctioneers. KANTERI PUBLIC HALL. A CONCERT AND BALL will be held in aid of the Kanieri Public School prize fund on WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 15th. Splendid concert and good music for ball. Admission to . concert 1/-; to ball 2/-. F. CHESTERMAN, Secretary. Smiling gardens and smiling gardeners, wherever North British Garden Hose is used. Years of solid satisfaction. AU rubber and hardware stores.