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Hokitika Guardian, 2 August 1921, Page 3

WEDNESDAY! POLLARD'S PICTURES! WEDNESDAY! BESSIE LOVE in:— BESSIE LOVE in:“THE LITTLE BOSS.” “THE LITTLE BOSS.” A r.SO— OATTMONT GRAPHIC CINEMA TRAVELS. “TN A T’TNCH”, Goldwyn Comedy. THURSDAY! THURSDAY! ! THURSDAY'! ! ! “THF RFTRaYFR" “THF BETWFR.” BEAUMONT SMITH’S Supreme 6-Reel Creation (Acted amidst, the Thermal Wonders of Maoriland.’) See New Zealand and its people,both White and Maori. PRICES—Circle 2/1; Stalls 1/7; Children (id. Reserve at Mclntosh’s.

FARRO-FOOD MEANS BETTER CONDITIONED STOCK. Fnrro-Food is a good wholesome food for stock—that is proved by the superior condition of the animals raised on it. Fnrro-Food is used by hundreds of flourishing dairy farmers in places of pollard because they know it is much richer in fat food value, yet cheaper to use. It possesses a high percentage of protein constituents so essential to the health, condition and productivity of stock. For cattle, and pigs, use FnrroFood—you will prove how superior it is to Pollard—you will agree that it is more than worth the extra cost. Sold in bags. Agents:—Fleming and Co. T/td. P.O. Box 89, Christchurch. Made by Fleming and Co. Ltd., Gore, N.Z.

(For continuation of news, see fourth page). WANTED,— Second-hand baby’s PRAM, Apply to “Guardian” Office. WANTED TO SELL, immediately—--3,V b.p. Rover, 3 speeds, prac_ tically new tyres, belt, new lamp and Resell magneto. Engine recently overhauled. £3B 10s. Apply—Carter, Red Lion Hotel. HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. A MEETING OF TRUSTEES win be held at, the office of the Bant on FRIDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o’clock. Wm. WILSON, Secretary.

HOBPJTAL BALL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3rd. DRILL HALL, HOKITIKA. i « I Grand plain and fancy DRESS BALL in aid of the funds of the Westland Hospital. Grand march at 8.30 p.m. Double ticket os. 1, 1 single, gentleman 3s, lady 2s 6d. - THURSDAY, AUGUST 4th. Juven- ( ilc Fancy Dress Dance at 8 p.m. Admission Is. SALE OF CHOICE DAIRY STOCK, j AT KOKATAHI SALIEYARDS. |* WEDNESDAY, 17th. AUGUST. * At- 1.30 p.m, M HOUSTON AND CO., ( • will sell by public auction as above:— , i 12 3 yr. old Shorthorn Heifer SPRINGERS (due -Sept.) 1 8 2vr. Shorthorn Heifer SPRINGERS, (due Sept.) For Mr R. Preston, ir, Good SPRINGERS. : 1 Jersey BULL (pedigree). ! j * For Mr J. Bryce. ! I , I 1 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMEN 1. j , IMPORTANT SALE Tt PUBLIC AUCTION. j OF FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. I | 1 IN THE ESTATE OF R. J. S. !‘ niEDRTCHS, DECEASED. ; 1 c MHOISTON AND CO. , i • will sell by public auction at m ' ( early date (Under the authority of an ' . Order of the Supreme Court), the rol- |( lowing valuable farming properties: | { I__ One third part division of Died- !] richs Station at Koiterangi | (known as 2,000 acre block), eon- j taining about /00 acres of toe choicest land on the West Coas: • Will he sub-divided and offered I alternatively in one block or m 1 bandy sized farms for dairying. < 2.—Freehold property in South West ! land, near Evans Road, -'L. M Bonar S.D., about 290 acre- j * 3. -I share of Diedrichs Kanieri Lia" j] property of 100 acres. For particulars as to titles etc.. , apply to Park and Murdoch. Solicitor.-, j Hokitika. Further details in future ssues 1 M. HOUSTON and CO. i Auctioneers j j - Carry it in your pocknf:. PNAZOL” j protects front colds, ogttgha and sor6 ‘ throatß. Pensjtwvting, pleasant snfe j t»w? caflYentefi*. !)!)?* 00 d o ' 9B.