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Hokitika Guardian, 10 June 1921, Page 3

MONDAY I POLLARD’S PICTURES! MONDAY! ANITA STEW ANT IN HAROLD McGRATH’S ADVENTURE STORY—6000K. „ THE yeho W TYPHOON.” 6,re ’“ “WITH THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY.” (sarnie). RATHE GAZETTE AND TOPICAL. Coming Wednesday: IRENE CASTLE in “GIRL FROM BOHEMIA.” Pollards Prices: Dress Circle, ls7d; Stalls, Is Id; children, 6d.

T OOK! Onions 81bs. 1/-; Potatoes lOlbs 1/-; Cauliflowers 1/6; Parsnips, Carrots, Pumpkins 2d. lb.—Rivoli, Revel! Street. FOR SALE.—Lady’s, gent’s and juvenile second-hand BICYCLES, at I. Brown’s. FOR SALE—Nine SPRINGERS, 2nd and 3rd calf, due September and October. Apply Pat Douglas, Waitaha FOOTBALL. SATURDAY. JUNE 11th. CASS SQUARE. 1.30 p.m. junior match. excelsiors V. ROSS. 3 p.m. trial match. TOWN V. COUNTRY. ADMISSION Is. CHEAP READING. FOR THE WINTER EVENINGS. AN P M WA M fAcr AN o - The Daisy Bank Series of Famous Crimes and Criminals. Price lOd each or 6 for 4s 6d post free. “The Moat farm Mystery,” The Crippen Murder,” “Brides in' a Bath Tragedies.” “Charles Pearce, Murderer,” “Burke and Hare, Bodysnatchers,” “Life and Trial of Mrs Maybrick”, “Babbicomlio Tragedy,” “The Great Thaw Murder and Trial,” “Sweeney Tod, The Demon Barber,” “Paris by Day and Night,” “Six Months in a Convent,” “Palmer the Poisoner,” “Maria Marton. Red Barn Murder,” “Fenian Conspiracy,” “Ethel Le Neve. Her Life Story,” “History of Maria Monk,” “Jack the Ripper Murders,” “Life of Dick Turpin,” “East Lynne,” “A Racing Crook.” • Send for complete list of Daisy Bank publications, over 50 titles. Book of every deacription for home entertainment. Illustrated Magical Novelty Catalogue Od post free. Free card trick given with each catalogue. IDEAL NOVELTY COY., BOX 643 CHRISTCHURCH. ‘

auction sale OF VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTIES IN THE ESTATE OF B. DOWELL, deceased. ON THE PREMISES, REVELL ST. WEDNESDAY, 15th. JUNE, 1921. At Noon, M HOUSTON AND CO • favoured with instructions from the Executors of the above Estate, will sell by Public Auction as ahoye: Freehold Sections 120, 122, 124 Situated in Revell Street, Hokitika, containing 30 perohes more or less on which are erected a commodious building of office and dwelling (formerly Salvation Army Barracks), large Motor Garge and building formerly used as Livery Stables. Tho property is centrally situated with large frontage to Revell St-, and is one of the best business sites in Hokitika. —ALSO— Freehold Sections 1256, 1230 and pt. 1102, Kanieri S.D. containing 18 acres 3 roods more or less, with frontage to both sides of Hoki-tika-Kanieri road, situated at the eastern side of the property known as “Kirhstall.” -ALSO--1 5-Seater Clement (English) MOTOR CAR in splendid running. 1 5-Senter Ford MOTOR CAR.

auction sale OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD TOWN PROPERTIES, FURNITURE ETC. IN THE ESTATE OF SARAH DIXON, (deceased). ON THE PREMISES, WELD ST., HOKITIKA. THURSDAY, JUNE 16tli. , At 2 p.m. M HOUSTON AND CO., • favoured with instructions from the Executor of the late Mrs Dixon, will sell as above:— I of l.—Freehold sections No 688 and 690, containing 26 perches more or less, with large frontage to Hamilton St.; also Section 188 containing 5.9 perches at rear of above sections, having a frontage to Gibson’s Quay. Lot 2.— Freehold Sections 350 and part 348, containing 30 perches more or less, situated in Weld St., with comfortable , dwelling erected thereon. j ot 3, Freehold Sections 834 and 835 containing 1 rood and 20 perches more or less, situated in Hall St. with dwelling thereon, j o £ 4, Freehold Section 3373, containing 20 perches more or less, situated in Brittain St., near Gib- | son Quay. ALSO. The whole of the furniture and household effects in the dwellng at Weld St. including sitting room suite, card tables, large easy chair carpets, fenders and. irons, • sideboard, beds and bedding, 2 ! c hest drawers, washstands and ! W are, books, ornaments, crockery, bed and table linen, -’poking : utensils, etc, eto,