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Hokitika Guardian, 11 October 1921, Page 3

WEDNESDAY! POLLARD’S PICTURES! WEDNESDAY! MARY MIRES M.IXTKK IN: “ROSEMARY CLIMBS THE HEIGHTS” Top ion 1 Budget, Imlu stfria,l. Comedy. HUR.SDAY-GLADYS I.ESLTE in:- ‘A MIDNIGHT BRIDE," T«pm«l Budget- “Ocean Life” (Scientific): “Too Much Mu In Raw” (l'athe ** Comedy); Third Episode of “THE INVISIBLE HAND."

FOR SALE. \ SAWMILLTNG PI. ANT COMI'LETE, including a 10 x 4 iron water wheel, which can be seen, with equipment, at Mr C'odermnn’s foundry, Gibson’s Quay, from whom full particulars may be obtained. TOWN HALT., RIMU. APT.ATN ANT) FANCY DRESS HALT, will lie held on FRTDAY, OCT. 14th. Prizes for the best fancy costumes, lady’s and gent’s. Good music, good supper and efficient M.C. ' C. TEMPER LEY, A. O’NEIL, Joint Sees. AUCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. ON THE PREMISES. POST OFFICE. WEDNESDAY, Pith, OCTOBER At 2.30 p.m. M HOUSTON ANT) CO.instructed by Mr A. >'■ Stuart, will sell bv public auction as above: The whole of the Furniture and Effects including sideboard, settee. 2 morris chairs, occasional tables, polished extension table. tern stand. Axminster carpet 12 x 10. easy cliairs. 0 dining room chairs. Ixsiroom so.ite viz., wardrobe, duchossc. wnshstand and ware, d. hod and wire mattress, (host drawers, J bed. double bed. hospital bed, M.T. wash.stand, diicbcssc, cheffonier. book ease, carpets, lloor rugs, band sowing machine, fenders and irons, curbs gas griller. pots and pans, crockcry, fool I font, etc*., ftc.

IMPORTANT notice! ! ALDRIDGE & ADAMSON CASH MERCHANTS. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. COME AND PAY THE I'P-TO-DATE STORE A VISIT. STUDY THE PRICES. \\ l,itc and Gold C’ups and Saucers 15/0 per dost. Mazarine Cups and Saucers: llreakfast Size 27/- l*r tluz. Tea Size 21 - per dor.. . Heavy llottom Medium Tumblers 12 0 per do/.. Edmond's Raking Powder 2'/3 tin. Haricot Beans 3Jd l>cr lb. Pearl Barley Bid per lb. Coffee Loose 1/9 per lb. Coffee Tinned 1/3, 23, 210 per lb. Candles 1/- and 1/1 per H>. Cheese 1/4 per lb. Coeoanut Dessieated 1/4 per lb. Currants lOd per lb. Essences (any flavours) Gd per bottle. Salmon lib flats 1/2 per tin. Mneonoobie Herrings 1/3 per lb tul. Salmon and Shrimp 10d per jar. Flour 25’s. 0/11; 50’s. 13 ,0; 100’s. 27/-. Soap (Almond Seentod) large bars 10d. IG/G box, 18 bars. Jains, lib tins (best quality) lid, 5/3. i do/,. pie Fruits, J gallons, 2- per tin. Kerosene, 23/- ( ' ase - Lime Water, 9d quart bottle. Colman’s Mustard, 1 - aud 1/10. Tin Milk lid. Oatmeal, G/l 1 for 2o’s. Nugget and Radium 7d small, and large. Rice,'Gibs for 1/10. Shaker Salt 9.1 per tin. 'Worcester Same, Quarts 11. Pickles (all sorts) 1,4 per bottle. Prime Heavy Chaff' 8/6 per bag. Prime Timaru Potatoes i - per cwt. Just to Hand 1 A s|>lenliii line of WHEAT! Call and See our Enamclware and Crockery ware.

TEA! ! SPECIAL BLEND. Packed Solely for tlie A. and A. Stores. Sold with a guarantee. If yon do not like it return it. *i/C- 2/8; and 3/- per lb. ASK FOR MOUNT VIEW TEA! For any requirements if you cannot conic in, ring up A and A Stores, Phone 152. noons DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF TOWN. SPORTS. TO BE HELD AT LAKE MAIIINAppA, SATURDAY 22ml OCTOBER, 1921: PROGRAMME. 1 Underhand chop. 15inch. log of £8 (first £5, second C2, third £1) Nomination -I/-; Acceptance I/-. 2.- Upright Chop 15-inch log of £3 (first £2, second £D- Nomination 2/-; Acceptance 1/fl. Underhand Chop, 12-incli log, of £3 (first £2, second Cl). Nomination 2/-; Acceptance 1/-. 4. -Upright Chop, 12-inch log of £2 10s (first £1 10s.. second £D; Nomination 2/-; Acceptance 1 3,_ Sheffield Handicap, 120yds. of £3 (first £2, second Cl); 0 entries or no event. Dancing -Highland Fling, Sword Dance, and Irish Jig, will be held for the children through the Post-Entry Events— Hop. Step and Jump, Long Jump. Stepping Competition. Sheep Guessing Competition, Married Ladies Race, Single Ladies Race, Bushman’s race and numerous other events. NOMINATIONS for Nos. 1,2, 3, and 4, CLOSE with the Secretary on 13th. OCTOBER. Handioaps declared on the 19th. October. JAS THILLIPS, Hon Secretary, Ruatapu P.O. ■