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Hokitika Guardian, 4 May 1922, Page 3

MILLER’S JEFFRIES BUILDINGS, HAMILTON STREET, HOKITIKA. mHE CHEAPEST SPOT in Hokitika : Ladies all wool vests 5s lid. Ladies Caslnnere All-wool hose 3s 6d Gents all-wool Cashmere Socks good Gents all-wool socks Is 9d. Gents all-wool shirts 7s 6d. Gents all wool Cardigan Jackets Large towels 27 x 43, 5s 6d pair. Twill sheeting 72inch 3s 6d. Bargains in all departments—Ladies Ladies Colonial All wool hose 2s lid 17-inch Silk hose 4s 6d. Quality 2s lid. Gents all-wool underpants 7s 6d. Gents shirts from 5s lid. 15s 6d. Herringbone sheeting 72inch 4s 3d. Heavy Mexican Twill 80incli 4s 6d. and Maids coats and costumes almost given away.

GAS IN THE WASHHOUSE? A GAS COPPER AND A GAS IRON MEAN WASHING IS DONE WITH EASE AND ECONOMY A K* VVv HOKITIKA GAS COMPANY, LTD. STAFFORD ST.. HOKITIKA. STAFFORD ST., HOKITIKA. STAFFORD ST., HOKITIKA. STAFFORD ST., HOKITIKA.

Wanted— To sen, young cow, (lue this week. Apply “ Guardian ” office. I HEATRE ■p RI NCE S S rp TO-NIGHT! , TO-NIG HT! TO-NIGHT! !' TO-NIGHT! THE RIG /AUSTRALIAN pantomime I pantomime STANLEY Mcl&Y’S TALENTED AUSTRALIAN COY., PRESENTS: ••little f 80-PEEP.” ••little/80-PEEP." ••LITTLE/ 80-PEEP." New Costumes; New Scenery ; New Songs'; New Dances. NEW SPECIALITIES! Ry FRED WHITE-.(The Talking vfblinst.) RUBLE BERTR AM (Serpentine Dancer.) —AND - LULL FANNING, who will sing ‘‘CHILI BEAN” The latest ip Syncopated melody. Prices —4s '6(1; 3s; 2s plus tax. Box Plan at Misses Mclntosh’s. QPERA JJOUSE, JJOKITIKA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10th, 1922. Ct RAND COMPLIMENTARY WELJ COME SOCIAL TO MR AND MRS T. E. Y. SKDDON. Admission 2s Gd (including tax). Dancing at 8.30 p.m. F. EVANS, Hon., See.

I JULIA DEV4JJKY. <>f Hokitika, * widow, do hsrehy give notice that I desire to #>tain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting;, to he holdeo- at Hokitika on the 2nd day of JUNB, 1922, apply for a Certificate authorising the-issue of a l > uhliean’s 7icen.se for a jjouso, known as THIs CUT]! HOTEL' situate at Hokitika, containing 20 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated at Hokitika, the 3rd day of Mav, 1922. JULIA DEVANEY. C. J. P. Sellers, Solicitor, Hokitika

HOKITIKA HIGH SCHOOL BOARD WRITTEN TENDERS (addressed to the undersigned WI|»E BE RECEIVED up to NOON 48 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7th., for leasing sections Nos 3,4, 5,0, and TyO’f the Hokitika High School Reseijjs situate at the corner of Weld aucf Sewell Streets. Particulars andJiflans may be inspected at my offiyff? Wharf Street. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A deposit, equal to one year’s rent to accompany tender. H. L. MICHEL, 'Chairman, Hokitika High School Board. KOKATAHI AUTUMN SALE. WEDNESDAY, 10th MAY, 1922. Messrs w. jeffries and go. will sell on account of Messrs T O’Neill, D. Clarke, T. Stopforth, Little Bros.,- H. Monk, R. Cropp, P. Heslan and A. Mehnrry:— 70 Head Mixed STEERS, 4 SPRINGERS, 20 Dry COWS, 40 Fat EWES.

further entries solicited. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. j HOKITIKA. i evangelistic mission. i RJ.;V. JOHN BISSETT will conduct, 1 n Ten Days’ Mission beginning SUNDAY, 7th. MAY ENDING SUN-, DAY 21st. MAY. Solos by Miss Bissett, a gifted con- ( tralto | All are cordially welcomed. j HOKITIKA SAYINGS BANK ( a MEETING OF TRUSTEES wn, ! i\ be held at the office of the Bnnl. j on FRIDAY NEXT at 2.30 p.m. IVm. WILSON, ! Manager. WANTED KNOWN.—There is happiness for you in having music in your home. Call and hear the latest records at the Novelt} Bazaar. A GRAND CONCERT AND BALL - will he held in the TOWN HALL R.IMU, on FRIDAY, MAY sth, in aid of Woodstock School War Memorial. Admission to Coneei't, Is; hall, ladies Ib, gents 2s. 0. ROGERS. M. AYSON, Joint Hon,