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Hokitika Guardian, 7 January 1922, Page 3

MONDAY! POLLARD'S PICTURES! MONDAY f CHARLES RAY in:— CHARLES RAY in: six reels “PEACEFUL VALLEY.” ” SIX EE ' ALSO—Rathe Gazette, Topical Budget, ‘‘TRAYFUL OF TROUBLE, (Snooky Comedy. POLLARD’S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA! ; HOKITIKA. TWO NIGHTS ONLY! Grand Holiday Attraction ! ONLY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10th AND 11 h. PRINCESS THEATRE, MR TOM POLLARD presents the GREYMOUTH AMATELR OPERA CO\ . m jbhe Original Musical Play by Ross and Moncktom “THE COUNTRY GIRL.” "THE COUNTRY GIRL. STRONG CAST OE PRINCIPALS. CH S S m °p Sun™ PULL OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. LEADER, Mr R. CULLEN. CONDUCTOR, MR F. RESTIEAUX. Drees Circle and Orchestral Stalls 5s 6d; Stalls, 3s 3d" Back Seats, 2s 2d. BOX PLAN AT McINTOSH’S.

(For continuation of news, sec fourth page). _____ —mm ' ■w—wwiiwm OR SALE—A Good Short-horn COW, very quiet, second calf. Due middle January. Apply Iv. J. Hogan, Awatuna. WANTED— Head YARDMAN, and second class ENGINE DRIVER. Apply Ivanicri Sawmill Coy., Ltd. Wanted —a female assistant for shop. Apply C. J. E. Linnemann, Re veil Street, WANTED— HOUSEKEEPER; light duties, Apply W. T. N. Bond, Arahura, LOST— Yesterday TAIL-LIGHT oil car. Reward at “Guardian” Office. Gardening work wanted. Satisfaction guaranteed. Apply<J. M. Jones, next parsonage, Tancred Street* rrtiHNDERS ARE CALLED for the JL purchase of a 'HUT in North Jtovell Street lately occupied by the late John Gildea. Tenders close at the Public Trust Office Hokitika on FRIDAY, the 13th". JANUARY, 1922.

MOTOR LORRY SERVICE. ROSS TO WATAIIOA. :WL, AND G. SEARLE, of Ilnri •Haii are prepared to carry all goods from Ross station to Wataroa. 1 All goods or parcels addressed C/o. W. i and G. Searle, will receive prompt attention. TIMBER EOR SALE. S' EASONED match lining, flooring, weather hoarding, etc., at Mill, ! Three Mile. ! MALFROY AND CO. j FOR SALE. | Y7IORD CAR. 1921 model, electric 'J- light, self starter, detachable * rims; one man hood; only done 1,200 1 miles; good set tools, khaki covering, j Apply “Guardian” Office. I ARAHURa" fat STOCK SALE. j MONDAY, 9th JANUARY. Messrs w. jeffries and co.. will sell by public auction as above 15 Fat CATTLE For Sullivan Bros. 25 Fat CATTLE For W. Olderog. 20 Fat SHEEP, 50 Fat LAMBS Ft>r Karnbach. j 5 15-tnos. STEERS, ! 1 Choice 2nd. calf SPRINGER i For a Client.

ARAHURA FAT STOCK SALK. MONDAY, JAN. 9th. MHOUSTON AND CO. • will sell bv public auction as above:— 25 Fat CATTLE For Mr J. Adamson. 1 good trap horse For Rev. Thorpe. SALE OF DAUGHT HORSES, DRAYS AND HARNESS. MONDAY, 9th. JANUARY, 1922. (Morning of Reofton Jbckey Club’s second day’s Races.) | AT MORRISON’S STABLES, j REEFTON. | At 11 a.m. M' cMAHON AND LEE under instructions Loin IMJessrs Wood, ' and McLaughlin, Coal Mine Owners, ! will, sell by Public Auction as above: ; S DRAUGHT HORSES (ages 7'to 9 years) all good, sound, staunch, reliable and proved horses in full work, have been carting on Mur- - ray Creek Road, suitable for ; work in shafts or in lead, togeth. I er with 3 drays all in good order. | FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. 1 Year after year brings increasing proof of the superiority of SHARLAND’S Baking Powder. Costs less than others—worth more! “NO-RUBBING laundry help never fails to effect a quick divorce of grease or paiut from mechanics’ ye^v-Advt.