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Hokitika Guardian, 17 October 1921, Page 3

TO-NICHTI POLLARD'S PICTURESI TO-NSCHTI GRAND DOTJRf.K &TAR PROGRAMME. OLIVE THOMAS IN— “THE GLORIOUS LADY.” JJIG hitch. I.ravis IN- “MUTINY OF THE ELSINORE." Otto of Jftck London’s famous stories. A story of strong men and LliriUmj adventure. A big 6000 ft S| vein I Metro Feature. ST. MABV’Si CLUB ROOMS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 24th (Labor Day). MOTHERS AND FATHERS GRAND BABY SHOW, ENTER YOl’R RADIES FOR THE: - CLASS A—Rabies under 10 montbs. CLASS 1! Rabies under “ years. OPENING AT 1.30 p.m. Gold :l,ul sih< ’' l ,lizl ' s - SALE OF WftßK—Baby elotbes a speeially; afternoon tea, fruit salad and cream; Creams; GRAND MISKAL PROGRAMME. EVENING at 8 p.m. Sfi.Mp, Grand Euchre Tournament, and Social Evening.® ADMISSrOat- Afternoon 1/-; Evening 1 /-.

CONJURING THICKS, in unit- llutes novelties, illustrated catalogue Gd free novelty given with every catalogue. Ideal Novelty Coy., Ron Gill, Christchurch. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TROTTING RACES AT ORKVMOUTH. Hfiun.tv EXCURSION" TICKETS will be issued from any station on Westland Seetiofi tri Greymouth oh SATURDAY, ‘22nd OCTOIiKR. and by trains arriving at Greymouth up to noon on MONDAY, 21th OCTOUER, available for return up to FUESD.AI , 2otli. OCTO'RER, 1921.

TUAIN AIM!ANOKA! tisik MONDAY, 24th. OCTOItKIt. Train usually leaving Grfymouth at 4.20 p.ni. will leave at 0.30 p.IM. Trliin usually leaving Hokitika for lioss at 4.0 j/.IH. vvill leave at 8.25 p.ni. Train will leave Hokitika for Ross at 10.0 a.in. returning from Ross to Hokitika at 2.50 p.ni. floods shod lit Hokitika will he closed on Monday, 24th October. For further particulars see notices posted at stations. RY ORDER.

KOKATAHf YARDS. FK I DAY, 28th OCT. At II a.in. Mff OtIS TO',' AND CO. . will sofi Ik (tiihlic am t ion an ah0v0...... 30 :( ami 4-yr. old ]{[ M.OCKft For Boyd and HynW HI 3-vr. HUU.OCKS For T. Foolosfii’ld. .1 2-yr. STEERS 1 2-vr. old BUlifi For F. C. M:ir«linll. 0 Forward COWS For W. Houston. (l ‘J vOnr old S. f(. STKKi;> | ;! year til'd S II Hi 1.1. I Km pi y t n\V For .Wilson (litis. Frfiftmn 'entries sot.ictteh IMPORTANT NOTICE I 1

AIMIOGE k ADAMSON CASH MERCHANTS. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. (O.MF AN'D Pay THE CP-TO-DATF STORK A VISIT. STCDY THE <‘KK'i: : . d Haricot Rems 3jd per lE. |’carl Harley 3Jd per ll>. Co I roc Loose 1/0 per lb. Cheese 1/4 per lb. Essences (HUv flavours) Oil pci bottle. Lime Water, Oil quart bottle. Nugget anil Radium 7d small, and 1 large. Rice, bills for 1/10. l>ie Fruits, i gallons, 2 ■■ per tin. | Shaker Salt Oil per tin. s Anchovy Essence, Is -Id per bottle, ltrunsivlck Mark, lOd per bottle. * Lima Roans, 7d per lb. lllue (Rocketts) Is 3d per 12 cflkes Carbonate Soda, 3d per lb, Fish Paste, lOd per jar. (irounil Cinder, Cd per tin. Mustard, lid and Is per i lb. Nutmegs, 2s Gil per lb. Old Dutch Cleanser, 8d per till. Oatmeal, G lbs for Is Bd. Quieksbimv, 2 tins for Is 3d. Preserved Ginger, 1» 0d per lb. Shaker Sait, 9d JX'r till. Gib bags of salt, lid. Soda crystals, G lbs for Is, Sauce, Tomato, quarts Is Ski. Sauce, Worcester, quarts Is id. Starch, Is per lb. Jewel Jellies, 3s Gil per doz. Preserving .Tars, I2s and los per doz. Bulk Teas, Is 10d and 2s U>,

HOOK CHRISTMAS HAMS NOW ANO SAVE THE RISE. CASH ON DELIVERY. AT.L OTHER LINES AS BEFORE. TEA 1 ! SPECIAL BLEND. Packed Solely for the A. and A. Stores. Sold with a guarantee. -If vou do not like it return it. ‘2/6;’ 2/8; and ‘V- per lb. ASK FOR MOUNT VIEW TEA ! For any requirements if you cannot come in. ring up A and A Stoles, Phone 152. GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF TOWN.

COAL 1 COAL ! ! F. W. ARCHER. CAPLESTON COLLIERY. HOKITIKA OK POT REVISED PRICES for Coal: Coal per 1-ton, Cash— 55/-. Coal por 1 ton. Cash—2B/-. Puffer jton, por sack -5/-. WOOI>. I Cord loads 2ft.- 10 - per load. Dockings 9 - per load. Short lft.-"—11/- per load. Orders to be left with E. W. Hoenan, Phono 120 and Phono 32; or A. T.nugliton, wil) he promptly attended to. Orders taken for trUfk lots • pripstf on apnlio^tiw. A RgftL GOOD COAL GUARANTEED