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Hokitika Guardian, 28 April 1921, Page 3

TO-NIGHT! POLLARD’S PICTURES! TO-NIGHT! ' “THE WAN FROM SNOWY RIVER.” BANJO PATTERSON'S Great Australian Classic. PRICES—CIRCHE 2/1; STALLS 1/7; CHILDREN 1/1. COMING MONDAY NEXT—Something to look forward to, NAT GOULD’S * famous Racing Story “A GREAT COUP” and LARRY SEHON in his Greatest Success “THE FLY COP,” and OWEN MOORE in “PICCADILLY JIM.” EFFICIENCY ON THE FARM ARE YOU WASTING YOUR -POWER? DALY BROS. %. FERRAND. DALY BROS. & FERRAND. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS ELEC'IRICAL ENGINEERS PRINCESS STREET, RICCARTON, CHRISTCHURH. SEND FOR OUR DATA SHEET FOR SMALL WATER POWERS. 1 ' AT RED LION HOTEL, HOKITIKA, TILL-SATURDAY.

'For continuation of newt;, see fourth page). WANTED— Two FIDE MEN, second class ticket. Apply Kanieri Sawrnill Company. FOR g.\LE—Clement-Talbot 5-sea ter CAR in good order; Price £‘3-50. Apply Hokitika Motor Garage. ANTEtTtO PURCHASE. Second hand ROOFING IRON. Apply Box 18, Hokitika. LOST— 16 feet Kauri BOAT, painted white, from Hokitika wharf. Reward for information, at Red Lion Hotel. LOST. Between Mackley’s store and Koiterangi bridge, a gold WATCH. Please return to Mackley’s store. ANNUAL BALL. THE ANNUAL BALL of the Hokitika Branch of tlio 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, sing e ticket 2s 6d. T. J. KERR, Secretary. In "the Estate of EMMA LLOYD THROCKMORTON (Mrs J. Lloyd) late of Hokitika, Draper, deceased. A L.L PERSONS indebted to tie above estate are requested to pay ( nmounts owing by them on or before Ist MAY NEXT and all persons having , claims against the said estate are *equired to render full par tic ula i s time on (certified as usual), to the under- ( sirmed or to Misses Cecile and Daphne Lloyd on or before the above-mentioned , date. LEWIS AND WELLS. Solicitors for Executors, Hokitika. ( returned SOLDIERS j ASSOCIATION, BOSS. I The ANNUAL MEETING of the j above Association will be held in j the Fire Brigade Hall, Ross on SAI-i UR DAY. 30th. APRIL at 7 o’clock; sharp. Business important. W. J. ING US, Hon. Secretary. KANIERI BAKERY. I Cl PFAHLERT desires to notify j / • that he is taking over the above i bakery on MONDAY, MAY 2nd. Old and new customers can rely on being served regularly and attentively. Coupons bearing the name of CPfahlert will be issued and these only | will he accepted. BOROUGH OF ROSS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following is the result of the Poll for the election of NINE COUNCILLORS for the Borough of Boss, taken at Ross on the 27th. DAY OF APRIL, 1921, viz: Pr.THIG, John 10 ° THOMSON, James 104 UPJOHN, Albert William 9o .BLACK, Charles 9:4 JONES, William Owen 91 McMULEAN, Henry PHILLIPS, Nicolas James ... MINKHAN, John ROBERTS, Daniel Alexander MOORE, Francis I therefore declare the first above mentioned to Ik l duly elected Councillors for the -Borough of Ross for the ensuing term. Dated this 27th day of April 1921. A. W. PEEBLES, Returning Officer. .86 86 78 71 68 nine HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. j A MEETING OF TRUSTEES wu. | be held at the office of the bank on MONDAY NEXT, at 3 p.m. W. WILSON, Manager. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. j ON THE PREMISES, ROLLESTON j STREET. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4th. At 2 p.m. * M HOUSTON AND Cu • instructed by Mr L. L. Hills, will sell by public auction as above:— j The whole of his first-class furniture | including: Sideboard, wardrobe, j 2 ducliesse chests, 2 wash-stands, 'extension dining table, kitchen table, small tables, 2 double iron bedsteads, box mattress, wiie 1 mattress, kapoo mattress, linoleums, hall stands, wooden curbs and fire irons, couch, 2 cot», easy 1 chairs, kitchen 'chairs, garden : tools, poultry, etc, etc.