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Hokitika Guardian, 30 May 1921, Page 3

, TO-NIGHT! POLLARD'S PICTURES! TO-NIGHT! DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME! OLIVE THOMAS IN: “UPSTAIRS AND DOWN.” “UPSTAIRS AND DOWN.” Five Reels Selznick Comedy Drama! Five Reels Selznick Comedy Drama! ALICE JOYCE In a famous spectacular Drury Lane Racing Drama : “THE THOROUGHBRED.” “THE THOROUGHBRED.” OR “THE,SPORTING DUCHESS." OR “THE SPORTING DUCHESS.” COMING WEDNESDAY—“RULING PASSIONS,” Starring JULIA DEAN

People’s Pictures. Opera House People’s Pictures GIGANTIC OPENING PROGRAMME TUESDAY, MAY 31st! The best in Pictures, music and presentation, headed by the great British and Continental super film: “MIGHT AND THF MITE.” “MIGHT AND THE MITE.” It is a gripping, full of action, sensational drama which moves faster than the fastest Serial. See the great rescue from the water wheel. Also the big wrestling combat between two giants. CHARLIE CHAPLIN in:-“THE HOT DOG.” The greatest mirth producer of the century. TOPICAL BUDGET! HEALTH EXERCISES! SCENIC! EVERYBODY’S PRICES—StaIIs 9d;Cirele 1/-. No Tax.

School War Memorial 1914-1918. SUBSCRIPTIONS NOW BEING . . RECEIVED. . . SUBSCRIBE EARLY ALL SCHOLARS, EXSCHOLARS, & FRIENDS of hokitika' state SCHOOL AUK INVITED TO HELP TN RAISING VOLUNTARILY THE SUM REQUIRED FOR THE— School War Memorial. SUBSCRIBE NOW! SUBSCRIBE NOW! SUBSCRIBE NOW! SUBSCRIBE NOW! SUBSCRIBE NOW! SUBSCRIBE NOW! FOUNDATION STONE TO BE LAID ON FRIDAY, JUNE 3, AT 2 p.m. W. H. SHANNON, Chairman, MARY WILSON, Hon. Secretary A. SEEBECK, Hon. Treasurer, J- IRVINE, Rector.

continuation of news, see fourth page). WANTED TO SELL: —“Beautiful Westland,” new and enlarged edition, containing souvenir illustrated pages of Prince of Wales’ visit and Peace Celebration tableaux at Hokitika, Price 3s; on sale at Booksellers, Be veil St. Hokitika. WANTED— T /EARNERS to come to dance in Supreme Hall to-night WARREN - & FEENEY. TIMBER YARD. CORNER FITZHERBERT AND STAFFORD STS.; HOKITIKA. BEG TO NOTIFY that they are stocking a full supply of timber for building purposes. All small quantities, cash before delivery. CLUB. A MEETING will be held in the Overseas Club rooms TO-NIGHT at 8 p.m. All playing members and emergencies and intending members are requested to attend as business is nn,,ortant' 1). DOWEM, Secretary. ROSS FOOT HALL CLUB. A LONG NIGHT DANCE will be A held in the Totara Hall on Wednesday evening, dune Ist Admission; Gents 2s fid, ladies Is 6d. HOKITIKA SHIPPING COMPANY. The wakaiti sails for bruck BAY PARING A and OKURU at 5 p.m. on TUESDAY. JJIOWN JJJfALK OKITTKA. ! CALEDONIAN CONCERT. ! WEDNESDAY, Ist. JUNE, 1921. ; IN AID OF THE HOKITIKA BEAUTIFYING ASSOCIATION. T 1 HE PROGRAMME for the above concert will be as follows: Vocal items by Misses Mathieson, Shand, Perry, Davidson and Mrs Rowe. Recitations by Misses Urquliart and (; Hackell; blaster G. Cullen. Pianoforte Duet by Misses Lawn and Pascoe. Novelty Clog Dance, by a Pair of Baggy 'Breeches. Highland Dancing by the Juvenile Members of the Society. Accompanist —Mrs Withers. Popular Prices—l/-; No Tax.

i .LODGE WESTLAND KILWINNING | ' ' NO. 88. ; ! PACIFIC LODGE OF freemasons, j i HOKITIKA, No. 12291 The BRETHREN of Lodge Westland Kilwinning, No 88, N.Z.C., j mid Pacific Lodge No. 1229, E.C. are j requested to meet at Lodge I acifu Lodge Room, South Revell Street at 1 o’clock p.m. on FRIDAY, JUNE 3rd. for the purpose of performing the ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the Westland School War Memorial at the Victoria School. < Foil Regalia. ■ i H. A. THOMPSON, W.M. I F. COLLYER, W.M. . NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS owing to the undersigned are requested TO BE PAID forthwith. Those UNPAID on the 7th. JUNE, WILL BE SUED for without further notice. I D. SPENCE, j Rnijii