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Hokitika Guardian, 26 April 1921, Page 3

( gTHIR HA I.E—Clement-Talbot 5-seatrr JJL CAT? in good order; Price -350. 'Apply Hokitika Motor Garage. WANTED— A Smart GIRL to assist in house; good wages. Apply ! Mrs I). Stuart, Kanieri Road. WANTED TO PURCHASE.-Sec-ond hand ROOFING IRON. Apply Rox 18, Hokitika. A DANCE TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 supreme hall, hokitika. KIWI FOO'I’Ii.A 1.1. CI,UP. fortnightly dance. Good music. Admission—Gents 2/-; Ladies 1/-. strayed. ON TO MY PROPERTY at South Spit, one fat roan poly COW, with white stripe down the back. Owner can have same by paying expenses. A. W. WILLIAMS, South Spit. ANNUAL BALL. THE ANNUAL BALL of the Hokitika Branch of the'Returned .Soldiers’ Association will be held in the Drill Hall on WEDNESDAY, MAY 4th at 8 p.m. Entrance by Town Hall. Admission: Double ticket 4s, single ticket 2s Gd. * T. J. KERR, Secretary.

i KANIERI BAKERY. C'l PFAHLERT desires to notify J • that lie is inking over the above ' bakery on MONDAY. MAY 2nd. Old I and new customers can rely on being | served regularly and attentively. Coupons bearing the name of C. I’fahlert will be issued and these only will bo accepted. NOTICE. \\T H BREEZE wishes to thank VV • |i is customers for their patronage and notify, owing to expiry of lease and increase in renewal, he stops baking at Kanieri on the 30th. April. THE SUCCESS DREDGING COY. LTD. (in liquidation). riIENDEI’S are invited for the jim - I chase of the Success Gold Dredging Company Ltd’s dredge and machinery as it now lies, together with huts and claim situated at Blue Spur, Hokitika, to close with the undersigned on SATURDAY, 30th APRIL 1921. Tenders to be accompanied with a deposit of 10 per cent, of the amount of the tender. The highest or any other tender wilf not necessarily lie accepted. NORMAN H. JAMES, ' Liquidator. Perry Street. Masterton. DRAUGHT HORSES KOR SALE. P NOLAN, (of Nolan Bros, Okuru) • is shortly driving a splendid line of draught and half-draught HORSES, (4j years), by that purebred Clydesdale stallion “Lord Newton.” Horses guaranteed quiet and mostly good leaders, some being broken to chains. Will sell at Waiho Gorge or further north, singly or in one lot to the first j reasonable offer. Will be at Waiho about first week in May. Exact date later upon application. NOLAN BROS. BOROUGH OF HOKITIKA. HVrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following persons have been duly nominated for the office of COUNCILLOR for the BOROUGH OF HOKITIKA, namely: BLANK, Gustave Henry. COULSON, Herbert Maxton. FEDDKRSEN, Frederick William. .JOHNSON, William Joseph. KING, James. LLOYD, John. McGREGOR. Francis. PARK HILL. Andrew. PERU AM., Richard Frederick. PILKINGTON, Arthur George. SELLERS, Charles John Patrick. TOO HEY, Edward Cornelius. WARREN, Thomas Noil. WOOD, George Aaron. As there are only NINE COUNCILLORS required, I hereby give i otico that a I’OIE will be taken on WEDNESDAY, the 27th. DAY OF APRIL, 1921. POLLING BOOTH-TOWN HaLL, Hokitika. Polling hours from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ALFRED A. ANDREWES, Returning Officer. BOROUGH OF HOKITIKA. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an INFORMAL POLL of RATEPAYERS ONLY, will be taken on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27th., 1921, on the proposal: f ‘-That the Council borrow the sum J of £6,000 for the purpose of crj ecting a new Town Hall and Municipal Chambers.” POLLING BOOTH-TOWN CLERK’S OFFICE, Hokitika. Polling hours !) aiu. to 7 p.m. ALFRED A. ANDREWES, I * Returning Officer. _