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Hokitika Guardian, 25 January 1922, Page 3

8 P, a R r E |IMM EES^ M !n CHT ' 1 “PLEASURE SEEKERS.” “PLEASURE SEEKERS ” (Selznick Drama, six reels). (Selznick Diama, six rees). TOPICAL BUDGET, PATHE REVIEW AND COMED\. THURSDAY:—GRAND DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. “HEARTS ARE TRUMPS”, Metro Feature six reels, starring Ellen terry and Cecile Raleigh. “BROTHERS DIVIDED,” Pathe Drama, five reels star ring Frank Keenan. THE EVENT OF THE SEASON! THE EVENT OF THE SEASON! CtAMPLE ROOMS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! £2OOO kJ sacrificed to make room for shipments arriving. OPEIN N , DAY, JANUARY 26th. at 11 o’clock, in Keller’s No I, Sample Room, the following are a few of the bargains. Voile Blouses 5/11; Crepe Blouses 5/11; De Lame Blouses Silk Blouses 12/6; Crepe de Chine23/6; Tussore Silk Blouses Art Blouses 18/6; Georgette Blouses 18/6. Flannel Costumes '59/6. Smart tweed costumes 75/-. Navy Serge Costumes indigo dye 115/-. Tweed Skirts from 8/11. Flannel Frocks 57/6. Gabardine Frocks 791 b. Zephyr Frocks 9/6. Maid’s Dresses 4/6 17in. Silk Hose 4/6; Colonial All-wool 2/6; Best Lisle Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 3 for 1/-; Silk Scarves from MILLER’S MILLER’S _ MfiLEFS BOUNDARY ST., GREYMOUTH AND AT CASHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH 7/6; 17/6; 3/6. 8/11. YOU CAN SAVE GOOD MONEY ON A BAG OF SUGAR. A & A Stores Great New Year Offer. BEST QUALITY 1A SUGAR 24/- per 701 b Bag. (Standard Price is 27/9) TO EVERY P-URCHASER OF £5 WORTH OF GOODS, INCLUDING THE PRICE OF THE BAG OF SUGAR THIS SPECIAL SUGAR OFFER HOLDS GOOD. ONLY ONE BAG OF SUGAR CAN BE SUPPLIED AT 24/-, ANY ADDITIONAL BAGS WILL BE CHARGED AT 27/- PER 701 b BAG. This olFer holds good until Feb. 14th ; 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 PLEASE WRITE OR CALL, AND ONE WILL BE SUPPLIED ALL ORDERS FOR £5 OF! OVER FREIGHT FREE TO YOUR NEAREST RAILWAY STATION. M - £* V;v j*i Steals mm m CASH WITH ORDER. CASH WITH ORDER. CASH WITH ORDER. A & A Stores REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. 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 lltli February, 1922, will entitle you to ONE 701 b BAG of 1a Sugar at 24/-. . Any additional Sugar over and above, the first bag will be charged at 27 j- per 701 b bag. A. &A. STORES, HOKITIKA. Phone 152. I

FUNERAL NOTICE. The friends of Andrew PARKHILL are respectfully invited to follow the remains of Ins late WIFE (Ruby Grace) to the Cemetery. The funeral to move from the residence, Fitzherbert Street north, at 3 o’clock on FRIDAY AFTERNOON. H. A. THOMPSON, Undertaker. LOST Between Hokitika and Rimu one KEY on ring. Reward “Guardian” Office. LOST.— On Sunday, between Hokitika. and Kokatahi, a CUSHION out of a trap. Finder please return to Central Hotel. REEFTON COAL—For sale per ton 50 s- per half ton 255, delivered in town.’ R. J- Tedder, Rolleston Street. TDOR SALE.— MILL WOOD, 2ft. JL Price 9s per load. John Coyle, Fitzherbert Street. CANTERBURY AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION (Westland Branch.) L MEETING of Members, WILD BE HELD in the County Champs TO-MORROW (Thursday EVENG at 8 o’clock. R. F. UERHAM, Siihi'fttnVV

KO KATA HI SA LEY AR DS. WEDNESDAY, FEB. Ist. At Noon. M 1 ‘ESSES W. JEFFRIES AND CO. _ S oll on account of Messrs I’. Heslain, A. Meliarry, AY. Kelly, S. Godfrey, T. O’Neil, H. Monk, J. Monk, F. Keenan. J. Wool house, and T. Stopforth. 30 Fat LAMBS. 60 Pat SHEEP 35 CALVES and YEARLINGS. 70 Mixed grown CATTLE. further entries solicited. KOKATAHI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, Ist FEBRUARY. At Noon. M HOUSTON AND CO. . will sell by public auction as above on account of various clients:— 40 L> t 3-yr. old BULLOCKS. 45 18-mos. STEERS. 20 2-yr. old HEIFERS, R. with ]L 40 Mixed WEAKER S. 10 Fat COAVS. 4 VEALERS. I 20 Fat LAMBS. ! 40 Fat SHEEP. | 1 4-yr. old S.II. BULL. 4 Tons of Clover HAY.

FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT! WE are receiving regular supplies of:—Choice Central Otago apricots, Nelson plums, tomatoes, peaches etc. All orders promptly attended to. M. HOUSTON A CO., Auctioneers,