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Hokitika Guardian, 14 June 1921, Page 3

WEDNESDAY! FOLLARD’-S PICTURES! WEDNESDAY! MADGE KENNEDY in:— MADGE KENNEDY in:“LEAVE IT TO SUSAN.” “LEAVE IT TO SUSAN.” POST NATURE STUDY, and “RAISE THE RENT.” COMEDY. THURSDAY-DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME: IRENE CASTLE, in “THE GIRL FROM BOHEMIA”, and ELSIE JANIS in “A REGULAR GIRL.” TO-NIGHT PEOPLES PICTURES OPERA HOUSE. HEAVY WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF EUROPE. J. BECKETT V. G. CARPENTIER. and training work of both men. “FREEDOM OF THE WORLD,” a great picture by Captain Bower Hease r “LOOK WHOSE HERE,” (comedy) and an educational film.

RIMU TOWN HALL. A GRAND BALL will be held cm FRIDAY, JUNK 17th. ADMlSSlON—Gentlemen 2/-; Ladies !/-■ H. E. RYAN, 0. TEMPER LEY, Joint Secretaries. 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 above: Freehold Sections 120, 122, 124 situated in llevell Street, Hokitika, containing 30 perches 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. The 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 “Kirkstall.” —ALSO—--1 5-Seater Clement (English) MOTOR CAR in splendid running. 1 5-Seator Ford MOTOR CAR. 1 iron safe. 4 complete sets of motor accessories. 1 largo English vulcaniser. 1 oil filter. Spark plugs. Magnetos. Ropes and pulleys. 1 Wagonette. 1 Landau.

OF PIANO, FURNITURE ETC. AT THE OVERSEAS CLUB ROOMS, HAMILTON ST. WEDNESDAY, 15tli. JUNE. At 2.30 p.m. M HOUSTON AND C os..0 s .. • under instructions from the Overseas Club (who are vacating the premises) will sell by public auction as above:— A quantity of furniture and sundries including cafe tables and chairs, tables, kitchen utensils, crockery, dishes, cupboards, forms, cushions roller top desk, Morris chairs, valuable pictures, linoleums carpets, gas stove, books, ornaments curtains, etc., etc. -ALSO--1 First Class PIANO. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD TOWN PROPERTIES, FURNITURE ETC. IN THE ESTATE OF SARAH DIXON, (deceased). ON THE PREMISES, WELD ST., HOKITIKA. THURSDAY, JUNE 16th. At 2 p.m. M HOUSTON AND CO., • favoured with instructions from the Executor of the late Mrs Dixon, will sell as above: I () {, ], Freehold sections No 688 and (590, 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 Veld St., with comfortable dwelling erected thereon. Lot 3.— Freehold Sections 834 and 835 containing 1 rood and -d perches more or less, situated in Hall St. with dwelling thereon, lot 4.— Freehold Section 3373, containing 20 perches more or less, situated in Brittain St., near Gibson Quay. ALSO. 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 sideboard, beds and bedding, - chest drawers, washstands and ware, books, ornaments, crockery, bed and table linen, cooking utensils, £tc. etc. THURSDAY, 16th. JUNE. At 3 p.m. IN THE MART. ;SRS W. JEFFRIES AND CO., rill sell on account Mrs Atkins: bpaird, dining chairs, duchess, diest drawers, wardrobe, oe f .- iteads, linos, etc, etc., etc, -ALSOandsome Motor RUGS, rass and Japanese MATS, ases. FRUIT. Fresh BUTTER, in pats, ouse SCRUBS. ackets Chairman CIGARETTES. An ideal spirit for both sexes.WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS,