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Hokitika Guardian, 24 January 1922, Page 3

WEDNESDAY! POLLARD’S PICTURES f WEDNESDA Y ■ ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN in— ELAINE HAM MLRSTELN “PLEASURE SEEKERS.” “PLEASURE SEEKERS. (Selznick Drama, six reels). (Selzmck Dia ' TOPICAL BUDGET, PATHE REVIEW AND COMEDY' THURSDAY :-GRAND DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. “HEARTS ARE TRUMPS”, Metro Feature six reels, starling LI ; and Cecile Raleigh. “BROTHERS DIVIDED,” Pathe. Drama, five reels star ring Frank Keenan. 0/0< YOU CAN SAVE GOOD MONEY ON A BAG OF SUGAR. 3 A & A Stores Great New Year Offer. BEST QUALITY 1A SUGAR 24/- per 7011) Bag 1 . (Standard Price is 27/9) TO EVERY PURCHASER OF £5 WORTH OF GOODS, INCLUDING THE PRICE OF THE B AG 0 F SUGAR THIS SPECIAL SUGAR OFFER HOLDS GOOD ONLY ONE BAG OF SUGAR CAN BE SUPPLIED AT -4/-, ANY ADDITIONAL BAGS WILL BE CHARGED AT 27/- PER 701 b BAG. This offer holds good until Feb. 14 th ; so in order to avoid pressure of business (which will consequently accrue) you are advised to send now to avoid disappointment. ALL GOODS SUPPLIED AT OUR USUAL CUT PRICES, AS PUBLISHED IN OUR PRICE LISTS. ANYONE NOT HAVING A LIST 1 LEASE WRITE OR CALL, AND ONE WILL BE SUPPLIED ILL ORDERS FOR £5 OR OVER FREIGHT FREE TO YOUR NEAREST RAILWAY STATION.

CASH WITH ORDER. CASH WITH ORDER. CASH WITH ORDER. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA Phono lo‘2.

PIN THIS COUPON TO ,YOUR ORDER. This Coupon, attached to an order for £5 or more worth of other goods and received by us before 11th February, 1922, will entitle you to ONE 701 b BAG of 1a Sugar at 21/-. Any additional Sugar over and above the first bag will be charged at 27 7- per 701 b bag. A. &A. STORES, HOKITIKA.

KOIvATAHI STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY Ist. FEBRUARY, 1922. D ALGETY & CO., LTD., are now taking entries for the above sale. DALGETY & CO. LTD. Auctioneers. Greymouth. LOCAL BODIES CONFERENCE. TOWN HALL, HOKITIKA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25th. A CONFERENCE of LOCAL BODrIL jEg and others Interested 'in the welfare of the Town and District WILL BE HELD as above at 7.30 o'clock. Chair to be taken »y His Worship the Mayor. The public are invited to attend and interest themselves in matters calculated to advance local affairs. D. J. EVANS, Hon. Secretary, Westland Chamber of Commerce.

TELEGRAMS. ;.y TKi.fiUUASMi-—l’lvU I'JIKSS ASSOCIATION | LAD STILL MISSING. GISBORNE, Jaii ill. Search parties are still out in nil directions searching for the missing lad, Clare, but excepting the discovery of footprints indicating the bov was waiving straight in the bush, no success rewarded their efforts. The injured dog returned to the hotel on Friday night. The settler who toolv the lad out on Friday states they killed a pig and in the encounter the dog was ripped. Ihe settler made for the hotel, the boy following with the injured dog. He lost touch with the lad for a few minutes and returned over the track and could find no trace of him.

FINAL NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS owing to the firm of Lock and Morris, Kanieri REMAINING UNPAID on 31st. JANUARY, 1922 WILL BE SUED FOR without further notice. • J. LOCK, E. MORRIS. MOTOR LORRY SERVICE. ROSS TO WATAROA. W' AND G. SEARLE,- of Hari ,# Hari arc prepared to carry all goods from Ross station to Wataroa. All goods or parcels addressed C/o. W. and G. Searle, will receive prompt attention. BREAD! BREAD 1 BREAD! CHARLES PFAHLERT. KANIERI BAKERYif 'i ODD WHOLESOME BREAD vTf made daily. For quality .'t cannot he beaten. Regular delivery all over the district. Full stock of Xmas Cakes. All orders promptly attended to.

The news was circulated in Westport j on Sunday, says the “News,” that, j just before TLM.S. Veronica left West-1 port a deserter walked ashore and did j not rejoin the ship. It appears that the deserter was a four-footer; no less important a member than the ship s cat. (For continuation of nows, see fourth page). For sale.—two acres Algerian OATS, standing. Apply Geo. Hewlett., Humphreys. Tenders are invited for , PAINTING residence of C. J. E. Linnemann, Bealoy Street. Specifica- ( tions may be seen at office, Revell St. j Wanted to buy—house'of 4 ( or 5 rooms. Send terms and par- j ticulars to “House” c/o “Guardian , Office. WANTED— Good BUSHMAN, for sawmill bushwork. Apply Malfroy and Co., Three Mile. LOST —Between Hokitika and Rimu one KEY on ring. Reward ‘•‘Guardian” Office. lOST.— On Sunday, between HokiJ tika. and. Kokatahi, a CUSHION out of a trap. Finder please return to Central Hotel. REF. ETON COAL—For sale per ton ' DOs • per half ton 255, delivered !in town. R, J. Podder, ' XaU&tfi n - Street. "WESTLAND ACCLIMATISATION i J SOCIETY. i PPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for jL the position of CURATOR of atohery and CUSTODIAN of ioil mndi wt> tiftko Kanieri. Applications CLOSE on TUESDAY muary 31st. All applicants must have Certificate to drive an oil Launch. Further particulars can be had on mlication to the undersigned. 1 JAS. KING, Hon. Secretary . HOKITIKA SAYINGS BANK. MEETING OF TRUSTEES will L be held at the office of the Bank FRIDAY NEXT at 2.30 p.m. Wm. WILSON, Manaeer.

FARMERS: before installing a milking plant consult A. CEDERMAN MECHANICAL ENGINEER, Hokitik*. who will put you on the right track with the following outfit:— WOLSELEY CREAM SEPARATORS, British made for British users. 1921 Models. Farmers use a PRESTON COW DETECTOR to find your robber cows. THE GANE MILKING MACHINE. the best on the market. THE ANDERSON OIL ENGINE. which speaks for itself. THE HUTCHISON HYDRAULIC VACUUM PUMP. is the most interesting power machine, doing the combined work of the oil engine and vacuum pump, which may be installed wherever there is a fal. of about 12 feet, and a water flow of 20,000 gallons per hour. This wonderful machine also drives a vacuum engine for separating. THE "HARVOS” OSCILLATING SLIDE VALVE VACUUM PUMP. This is the latest in vacuum pumps and must appeal to anyone putting m a milking machine, as the ordinary valves which are the trouble makers, are entirely done away. This pump never heats and the efficiency is so high that a smaller pump can be used

A. CEDERMAN AUTHORISED AGENT FOR THE above machines.