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Hokitika Guardian, 16 February 1921, Page 3

THURSDAY! POLLARD’S PICTURES! THURSDAY! SESSUE HAYAKAWA IN- ’SESSUE HAYAKAWA IN“HIS BIRTHRIGHT.” “HIS BIRTHRIGHT.” ALSO J.ATEST EPISODE OF “SMASHING HAMMERS.”

THK EVENT OF A GENERATION! THE EVENT OF A GENERATION! - COMING BY SPECIAL TRAINST. LEON’S CIRCUS. ST. LEON’S CIRCUS. WILL VISIT HOKITIKA ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21st. Presenting for tin 1 first time a mighty array of circus talent, culled from the premier shows of the world, comprising: -35- STAR ARTISTS —3s— Riders, Acrobats, Equilibrists, Wire Walkers, Novelty Acts, etc., 30 Trained Horses Ponies, Sheep, Pigs and Dogs. 8 Clowns and Dummies. Open air concert by Full Professional Orchestra of 12 Musicians at 7 p.m. Performance at 8 p.m. Popular Prices. Brilliant Illuminations. Comfortable seating. GEO. LANGLEY, Rep.

FEBRUARY 24th. to MARCH 2nd. CHAUTAUOUA. DIFFERENT ARTISTS EVERY DAY! ADMISSION:—AFTERNOONS 2/-; EVENINGS 3/-. Season tickets admitting to the 12 programmes 10/-. The sale of season tickets is limited to 600 and it is advisable to secure these while available.

WANTED— A GIRL for household duties, from 7.30 until 1 p.m. dsily; Sundays free. Apply Friday evening. Mrs Buchanan, Rollers’ Hotel." FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. Modern built residence in Fitzherbort St. 5 large rooms, also bath room, pantry, and elosed porch. Every convenience. Well situated on good freehold \ acre section. Portion of purchase money can remain on Government Mortgage. For price and particulars. Apply to: M. HOUSTON a*nd CO.. Land Agents. MILK 0! AT THE REQUEST of some of our old CUSTOMERS we have decided to RESUME DELIVERING MTLK. on and after MARCH Ist KIDD and SONS. South Hokitika. pRINCESS rjA lIE ATR E .

TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT! WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16th. GOODYBYE! GOODBYE! to the to the “FAMOUS N. 7. PIGRYRS.” BIG SPECIAL PROGRAMME: Comprising the best among all the programmes, and a large number of nonitems including the following:— Colin Cameron, “Sally in our Alley. Frank Perkins. “Old Fashioned Town” and “Maoriland.” Stan. Lawson, “I feel in the mood for Loving.” Donald Stuart, ‘Mv Wife’s First Husband.” Faina and Lawson in the laughable burlesque, “Madame Disaster. Stuart and Cameron in the screamingly funny burlesque, “Sandy MeCluskv.” Gus Dawson in “Muldoon’s Bassoon.” Stan Lawson and Frank Perkins in “Wild Thyme.” THE BEATIFUL MAORI SCENE will be repeated by universal request. Also the sketch “Morphy Meets the Governor.” Comic Interlude: The Lost Purse,” LATEST LILTS FROM LONDON. Mirthquakes by Merrymen. Laughter ladled out in large lumps. Mothers in arms not admitted. No room on the stage for prams. Doors' open at 0.50 not 50. Ambulances provided for those who split their sides. Note: -Owing to the extraordinary length of the programme, the show will start at 7.15 p.m. Prices: ss, 4s, 3s. ‘is. fplus tax). Boxplan now open at Mclntosh’s.

VISIT OF FT. HON. PRIME MINISTER. PUBLIC FUNCTION AT TOWN HALL, HOKITIKA. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16th. mHE Rt. Hon. W. F. Massey, l’.C., * lirime Minister, will pay an oflicial visit to Hokitika TO-DAY. At 8.30 o’clock in the evening at the Town Hall, a public welcome will he accorded the Rt. Hon. Gentleman, wlwn the public generally are invited to lie present and join in the welcome. * (i. A. PERRY, Mayor. \ J A. MURDOCH, County Chairman. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE. BELL ORGAN AND HOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES. IN THE ESTATE OF MRS. M. A. DUCKWORTH, DECEASED. AT THE MART, CAMP ST. FRIDAY 18th. FEBRUARY. At 2 p.m. M HOUSTON AND CO •acting under instructions will sell by public auction as above: The whole of the furniture of a 5-roomed Home, including sideboard, 9 pieces upholstered drawing room suite, dressing table, 3 duchessc chests, 2 overmantels carpet .square, mats, rugs, eheffoilier, hall stand, D and § Iron bedsteads and box mattresses, tables, chairs, washstands and . ware, coal scuttles, lenders and irons, sewing machine, wicket chairs, valuable dinner set 70 pieces, crockery, glassware, ornaments, cutlery utensils, pictures, curtains, linen, mangle, gramophone and records and other art-tales too numerous to mention.

—also--1 Good Bell ORGAN. AUCTIONEERS NOTE—The above furniture has been removed from Kunrnrn Junction to our mart for oonvonitjicc of salp and is all’in first class order and comprises many valuable lots.