WEDNESDAY! POLLARD'S PICTURES! WEDNESDAY! TAYLOR HOLMES in:— a gp ” And Big Supporting Programme. 5 COMING THURSDAY—ALICE BRADY in “WOMAN AND.WIPE.” Also . tlie first episode of the great sensationaliserial—“SMASHlNG BARRIERS.” • Starring WILLIAM DUNCAN.
H H H H K H H K H K H H H H H H H H H H West coast CALEDONIAN :: SOCIETY :: :: Annual Sports NEW YEAR’S DAY, 1921. a (SATURDAY, JANUARY Ist.) * - ' " 1 Great Carnival of Highland H Classic Dancing and Active Hi Athletic Events. H SWAY WITH THE PIPES. FOLLOW THE CROWD TO H CASS SQUARE HOKITIKA H n SPORTS START AT 1 p.m. SHARP. ADMISSION-ONE SHU.- "J LING. (Still pre-war rates). ■■ H AT 8 p.m., PRINCESS THEATRE—GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERT ■. POPULAR PRICES. J G. DAVIDSON, Chief. ALAN E. WOGA.N, Hon. Secretary. ■ ■■ n n 11 bi ■ ■ ■
CHRISTMAS IS iSOW AT UAND. To meet the times SUIIItODERS’ Are now allowing «s in the pound on all their trimmed hats for cash. New Hearth Hugs, Linoleum, Carpet Runners, Casement and other Curtains, in endless variety, and hoy’s clothing at very much below ruling prices. INSPECTION cordially incited. F. SCHRODER & CO
SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAYS. PURSUANT to tbs term? of “ The Banking Act, 1908, TUESDAY, •28th. DECEMBER 1920, and MONDAY and TUESDAY, JANUARY 3rd and 4th., 1921, arc hereby appointed special Bank holidays at the, offices of the undermentioned Banks throughout New Zealand. . ■ For the Bank of New Zealand; (Sgd.) H. BUCKLETON, General Manager. Eoi the Bank of New South Wales, (Sgd.) B. M. MOLINEAUX, Inspector. For the National Hank of New Zeuland, Ltd.; (Sgd.) D. \Y. DUXHIE, , General Manager. N.B.—The above Banks will also be closed on SATURDAY DECEMBER 25tli. (Christmas Day), MONDAY DECEMBER '27th., and SATURDAY, JANUARY Ist., 1921 '(New/ Year’s DAY), statutory holidays. ROSS SPORTS. A SPORTS MEETING in aid of the Ross. Medical Fund will he held at Ross on WEDNESDAY 29th DEC. The programme includes shopping, sawing and running events beside a large number of other items. Suitablo train arrangements have boon 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 _tlio evening. Sports programmes can bo bad on application to the undersigned. A. W. PEEBLES, Secretary. LOOK BEFORE YOU LEiP. WHEN PUBCHASING A CYCLE, bo sure that you purchase one with a namo and a reputation. THE ARROW CYCLE is famed for its speed, e#mfort and durability. Genuine B.S.A. Cycles. Built by I. Brown. Fitted with. Dun. lop Tyres, Brooks B. 90 saddle, Renolds chain Edie Coaster B.P. brake, best heavy steel guards complete with tools and pump. Price £22"105. • FULLY GUARANTEED. B.S.A. PATTERN CYCLES. I. Brown’s Own build; fitted with Brooks saddle, Brompton chain and pedals, Dun lop or Barnet Glass tyres and Edie Coaster. Complete with pump and tools. Price £l7 10s. Guaranteed. FOR CYCLE REPAIRS.—I BROWN is out on his own. Try him, satisfaction guaranteod or money returned. - I. BROWN, HOKITIKA CYCLE WORKS, HOKITIKA. ■ Telephone, No 67.
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