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Hokitika Guardian, 14 January 1922, Page 3

MONDAY! POLLARD’S PICTURES! MONDAY? ' MARY PICKFORD, THE WORLD’S SWEETHEART IN HE THIRD GREAT PRODUCTION FROM HER OWN STUDIOS- “ HEART 0’ THE HILLS. ” “ HEART 0’ THE HILLS. ” (Seven reels). (Seven reels). PATHE GAZETTE (Topical) PATHS REVIEW (Interest) POT,T,ARD’S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA!

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j TRAIN DAGGER FIGHT, j ROME, Nov. 8. j A grilling story of a. murder in a j Rome-Florence train, in which the vic- . tim, Edigio Tomasi, a merchant, was ; stabbed, chased through the corridorß ' of three coaches, and then shot, reaches I here to-day. Tomasi, awakened in the middle of the night, found the other man trying , to render him .unconscious by holding 1 some cotton wool dipped in chloroform i under his nose. In the fight which j followed, Tomasi was stabbed in the I head by his opponent’s dagger, but ali though the wound was bleeding freely he escaped to the corridor, j He fled through the corridors of j three coaches before the murderer overtook him and fired a revolver at his back. Other travellers awoke at the noise; whereupon the murderer jumped out of the window, though the train was travelling at full speed. When the train reached Arezzo, south of Florence, Tomasi was dead. The murderer, recognised as Nestore Trizzi, was found on the railway line seriously wounded( by his dash out of the window. The police at Arezzo also arrested a young student, Carlo Andrebni, who it is stated was found washing bloodstains from his clothes.

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(For continuation of news, see baHI, page). Gardening work wanted. Satisfaction guaranteed. Apply, /.J. M. Jones, next parsonage. Tailored Street. WANTED— A YOUTH or MAN for dairy farm. Apply E. Herlihy, Hari, Hari. FOR SALE. Ford OAR, 1921 model, electric light, self starter, detachable rims, one man hood; only done, 1,200 miles; good set tools, khaki covering Apply “Guardian” Office. S*~ TRAYED on to my property at Mananui, TWO BAY GELDINGS, white stripe down forehead. Owner can have same by paying expenses. C. ATKINSON. TENDERS.

Tenders are invited by the Fenmrovo Sawmilling Coy, for the CARRIAGE OF SAWN TIMBER (140,000 feet per month guaranteed!) from tho Company’s Mill, at Ferguson’s to the Ross Railway Station. Specifications to be seen at Guardian” Office,, Hokitika, Grey River Argus, Grey mouth and J. M. Allan’s residence, Ross. TENDERS CLOSE with the undersigned on WEDNESDAY, 18th JAN. at Ross. j. M. ALLAN, NOTICE. HOKITIKA HARBOR BOARD. A LL ARREARS of RATES will now bo SUED for without further no-

tice. 0. BORTON, Secretary. HARI HARI SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, 18th Jan. 1922 D ALGETY & CO., LTD., will offer as above. 20 head-of Mixed Cattle. / On account of Roesler and Manship [Bros.: — 1 Gray Mare. 1 Bay Gelding. 1 Racing Mare (Miss Clarice). 1 Filly (unbroken, by Wildwood Jr.) 1 single furrow plough. 1 set of, disc harrows. 1 set of trypoid harrows. 2 spring carts. 1 set of planet drills. 4 horse block and taekle. A' quantity of harness. Sale commences at noon. DALGETY & CO. LTD. Auctioneers. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED.