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Hokitika Guardian, 22 November 1921, Page 3

(For continuation of nows, see lourtli page). WANTKI) Strong HOY for milking. No heavy work. DO/- per week mill found. Apply S. (iodfroy, Koiterangi. \\j antkh a \yaiti;kss. Apply V V ;,1 ,to Occidental Hotel. STOP SAI.K Purge ipiantity of fur--2 nilure. all kinds. Ap|ilv Occidental Hotel. lice. |Tou" SACK CIIKAP Hood Sl,rif8' |N<; CI.AIM in working order. |.’or full particulars apply. Post Office (Dildsborough. INOCNH a Pair of SPKCTAt’LES 3’ in case. Owner can love same Itv paying advertisement. I’PBbTO HA lily. KOKATAHI.

/~1 ON CENT AND BAU< in aid of D{>- * J |xt Kokatahi School I’risw Fund WKDXKSDAY. DECEMBER 14th. \dmission to concert and Flail 1). WETR, Hon. Sw.

HOKITIKA BOROUGH COUNCIL J N VIF.W OK THK ULAGUE M EN- * \CL to tliis Dominion, :i house to house inspection of the Borough is now being nnnlo ami householders aro earnestly re<|uested to t ;■ active m^asnins in regard to HA 1 DI'.S 111 l t - TION by seeing that no deposits ol food, vogelahle matter, or other dostrnetahle rnhhish is allowed to leltlttin on their premises and by enirryinji out a trapping and poisoning campaign of nits. | ,\ reward of one shilling per dozen | will he paid for the bodies of rats ! delivered to the Borough Inspector at i the Town Hall. A. A. ,\ NDHKW'KS, Town Clerk. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TI.MKTAHLK A I.TKR ATI ON'S. ILYOLI.OWING ALTERATIONS tin 1 the ordinary time-table will operate on and alter MONRA\ , nth. : DEC KM IiK.K, lh‘dl i (In Mondays. Werlnesdays. Fridays and Saturdays present i .nil a. m. train i Grey to llnkitika will leave ' Groymoutli 7. In a.in. and present 7.*>o ' a.tn. train Hokitika to Greymoiith will leave Hokitika 7.10 a.in. i Present timetable between Hokitika and Ross will be cancelled and trains j will run as follows:Hokitika depart: Mondays and Saturdays 10.11 a.in. Wednesdays and Fridays T.. 10 )>.m. Saturdays K.V> p.m. Ross depart : Mondays (i.HO a.in. Wednesdays and Fridays 10.0 a.m. | Saturdays 11 .on m.m. fintti relays 2.50 p.m. |.\» r fnllor j»:t rtUMilars sot* notices at ; stations. HY ORDER. THANKS. M' H AND Mils \. ANDERSON and FAMILY desire to sincerely I |ia n k I) is. Haird. Teiehelmann. and Hnehanan, the Matron and Stall , of Westland Hospital for their care and attention to their late daughter. Isabel, while an inmate of the institution. (stock. November 22. thanks. Mr and MRS A. ANDERSON and FAMILY desire to convoy their sincere thanks to all friends lor the many marks of sympathy and kindness extended in connection with their recent' bereavement. Woodstock. November 22.