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Hokitika Guardian, 13 October 1921, Page 3

TO-NIGHT! POLLARD'S PICTURES! TO-NIGHT! GLADYS LESLIE IN— GLAD I S LESLIE IN—“THE MIDNIGHT BRIDE." “THE MIDNIGHT BRIDE.” “TOPICAL BUDGET,” “OCEAN LIFE” (scientific), “TOO MUCH MA-IN-LAW,” Pntlio Comedy), and third episode of “THE INVISIBLE HAND.” TO-NICHT peoples pictures OPERA HOUSE. DOUBLE STAR I’IiOUKAJIMB. william RUSSELL in- r TBE CHALLENGE OF THE LAW.” This feature is recommended by the N.Z. Censor more especially for Adult Audiences. LOUISE LOVELY in the drama “LITTLE GREY MOUSE.” ALo Mnlt and Jdl in “POLITICIANS.” F.« World 1 . Neva, Topi™!.

10N.JUHINU THICKS, magic Holes novelties, illustrated catalogue 6d free novelty given with every catalogue. Ideal Novelty Coy., Box G-13, Christchurch. KOKATAHI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 19th OCTOBER, Ah 1 p.m. MHO USTON AND CO. . will pell by public, auction as above 30 3 and 4-yr. old BULLOCKS For Boyd and Ryan 10 3-yr. BULLOCKS For T. Ecclesiield. ■1 O-yr. STEERS 1 2-vr. old BULL For F. C. Marshall. 0 ' Forward COWS For W. Houston.

further entries solicited. ~ WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. KUMAR A TO ROSS ROAD. limitation of loading. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the undernoted bridges on ho Kumara. to Boss road are not sale or heavy traffic-. Loaded .-ehicles crossop; same must not exceed three toils n weight:—' Deep Creek Bridge. Mirror Creek Bridge. Frosty Creek Bridge. Wooliiouse Creek Bridge. Totarn. River Bridge. BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL TOWN HALL, RI MU. 4 plain and fancy dress BALL "ill he held on FRIDAY, K'T 11th Prizes for tlie best fancy ostiimes, lady’s and gent’s. Rood iiusic, good supper and efficient M.C. C. TEMPERLEY, A. O’NEIL, Joint Secs.

IMPORTANT NOTICE! ! ALDRIDGE & ADAMSON CASH .MERCHANTS. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. 'OME AND I*\Y THE I’P-'lO-DAIE STORE A VISIT. STUDY THE PH ICES. White and Cold Cups and Saucers ir./(i per doz, Muza line Cups and Saucers: Breakfast Size 27/- per doz. Tea Size 21.- per doz. 'eavy liottoin ’ Medium Tumblers 12 G per doz. Edmond’s linking Powder 2/3 tin. Haricot Beans 3jd per lb. Pearl Bariev BRI per lb. Police Loose 1/9 per lb. Co flee Tinned 1/3, 23, 210 per lb. Candles 1/- and 1/1 per lh. Cheese 1,4 per lb. Coconnut Dessicated 1;4 per lb. Currants lOd per lb. Essences (any flavours) Gd per bottle. Salmon lib flats 1/2 per tin. Maconochie Herrings 1/3 per lb tin Salmon and Shrimp lOd per jar. Flour 25’s. G/ll ; 50’s. 13 0; 100’s. 27/-. Soap (Almond Scented) large bars 10d. 1(1/0 box, 18 bars. Jams, lib tins (best quality) lid, 5/3, i doz. pie Fruits. J gallons. 2- per tin. Kerosene, 25/- case. Lime Water, c Jd quart bottle. Colman’s Mustard, 1 - and 1/10. Tin Milk lid. Oatmeal, 0/11 for 25’s. Nugget and Radium 7d small, and 1 - large. Rice,' Gibs for 1/10. Shaker Salt 9d per tin. Won ester Sauce, Quarts 11. Pickles (all sorts) 1,-1 per bottle. Prime Heavy Clmff 8/0 per bag. Prime Timaru Potatoes 7 - per cwt. Just to Hand! A splonlid line of ■WHEAT! Call and See our F.nameluare and Crockeryware. TEA! ! SPECIAL BLEND. Packed Solely for the A. and A. Stores. Sold with a guarantee. If you do not like it return it. 2/G: 2/8; and 3/- per lb. ASK FOR MOUNT VIEW TEA! For any requirements if you cannot •ome in, ring up A and A Stores, Phone 152. dOODS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF TOWN.

COAL ! COAL ! ! F. W. ARCHER. CAPLESTON COLLIERY. HOKITIKA DEPOT. DEVISED PRICES for Coal: Coal per 1-ton, Cash—;>s/-. Coal per 5 ton. Cash—‘2B/-. Under Hon, per sack—s/-. WOOD. 5 Cord loads 2ft.—lo r per load. PhokinKs 9 - per load. Short lft. -11/- per load, j Orders to he left with E. AV. lloenaii, I Phone 120 and Phone 32; or A. T.aujihI ton, will he promptly attended to. ! Orders tnken for truck lots; prices on application, A REAL COOD COAL GUARANTEED WOI.EE’S SCHNAPPS, vastly superior to all other gtintuj*nt*.