AUCTION SALES.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 October 1921, Page 2

AUCTION SALES.

To-morrow (Friday) at Maekhy s store. Kokatahi, Messrs M. Houston and Co. will sell by auction, a .quantify of hoots, drapery, and groceries without reserve. The sale starts at 10..10 a.m. Messrs M Houston and Co., hold their store stock sale at Kokatahi tomorrow commencing at 11 o’clock. On Saturday next, at the mart Camp Street at - p.m. Messrs M. Houston and Co., sell In auction, valuable freehold properties in the estate ol K. .1. Diedriehs deceased, consisting o! five lots of the well known Diedriehs station at Koilerangi ; also two other lots in coiiiuvton with the sail state in conjunct ion with Mi- \\ . I*. Diedrichs, in one. and Messrs \\ . V. and ]). S. Diedriehs in the other. Full particulars appear in our advertising columns in this issue. It. is notified that special tunic terms cnti he made with the vendors solicitors, of which a note appears at the end of the auction announcement. .

It is notifi'd that the bridge over the Hokitika river at Kanieri will bo closed to traffic from 8 a,m. to-morrow (Friday), until Saturday at noon. Just opened at Mrs .1. Lloyd’s, a selection of dainty camisoles in silk, voile and longcloth ; also a fresh shipment of corsets and summer weight vests. —Advt. The. Kiwi Football Club’s Rail takes plat* to-morrow . iiiglit and promises to be the success of the season. Many visitors have signified their intention of attending. Music is by the Royal Orchestra and dancing commences at 8.30 p.m. sharp. Entrance will be by tlio Town Hall Door. At Christchurch the death is announced of Mrs Stevens, widow of the late Hon. E. C'. J. Stevens. M.L.C. She was aged 89 years, and came to New Zealand in 1858. She was greatly interested in racing and trotting, and was the first lady member of a trotting club in New Zealand.

Yesterday the grounds of the Greymouth Bowling Club were filled by a happy gathering on the occasion of the opening of the season. During the afternoon the lady supporters of the Club were as in past years, numerously in evidence attending to the wants of the inner man, they dispensing an excellent afternoon ten to loth the players and all other guests of the Club present.

M:r .T. Tennent, Secretary of the Star of t-lie AVcst Lodge, (Greyinoiith) lias been advised that Mr W. Lee-Mar-tin, Grand President of the Druids’ Lodge will pay a visit to the West Coast, reaching Reef ton to-morrow, Blackball oil Saturday evening. Rtinangn, on Monday, Kumaia Tuesday. ■Brunner Wednesday, Hokitika Thursday, and Greyniouth Friday, Novem-lx-r 4th.