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GEORGE DELBRIDGE. LADIES’ LADIES’ LADIES’ & GENTS’ TAILOR, & GENTS’ TAILOR. & GENTS’ TAILOR. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. | COMING EVENTS. ... Mav 9.—At 7.30 p.ia., meeting-West-land branch Canterbury Progress League. j May 9.—McLean's Pictures. | May 10—Autumn stock sale, Kokatahi, W. Jeffries and Co. I May 10.—Pollard’s Pictures, i May 10.—Social to Mr and Mrs T. E. Y. Seddon. May 11.—Pollard’s Pictures. May 12.—Benefit ball, Ruatapu. May 15-20.—Farmers and Students Winter School of instruction at Ilokitikn. Mny 16.—Kokntnhi Winter Show, farm produce, poultry, and home produce. May 17. - Chrysanthemum Show. May 24.—Empire Day Concert at Town ITall May ?4th.— Election of County Chairman. May 31.—Local Bodies Conference, Town Hall. June 3.—King’s Birthday. Football Tournament on Cass Square. MAY 15th TO MAY 20th. INCLUSIVE. PRINCIPAL EVENTS. Mny 13-20th.—Shopping Week at Hokitika. May 16. —Inaugural Day. Civic welcome, followed by lecture: ‘‘The General Outlook in Education, ’‘ —Pi of. T. Shelley. Evening.—Suppen social nt Preston’s. > May 16th.—Lecture: ‘‘Rural Econo- ! rnies,” —Prof. J. Condliffe. I Afternoon. —Visit Kokatnhi Winter ; Show. May 17.—Lecture: “Biological Research in Agriculture,’’ by Mr A. H. Cockayne. j Evening.—Visit Hokitika Chrysanthemum and Late Fruits Show. May 18 Lecture: “Rural Organisation and Development, ’’ by Mr Hol- ] ford. b. Ag. " J .nfteriiobh.—Visit Arahura Valley and Factory. Majr 19. Lcctiire: “Seelies in Rural Life,” by Mh N. Neitle, B. Ag. Afteriiooh—Visit Rimu Flat Dredge. May 20(—tecture: “Riiral Edm-a-tiott,” by Mr H. BelsKaw, M:A. Evening.—Social function. C. C. HENWOOD. LECTRTCAL REVEI.I. STREET, HOKITIKA. (Next to A. H. Lawn, hairdresser.) INSTALLATIONS CARRIED OUT BY COMPETENT WORKMEN. ’Phone No. 7. jgNGINEER. E. CHOLERTON M.P.0.C.—M.V.0.A.; M.A.O.A. optical specialist of Wellington. HAS RETURNED TO HOKITIKA, and may now he CONSULTED on. all defects of vision at— KELLER’S HOTEL, j UNTIL MAY 20th (1).V.) I i ARTHUR G. PILKINGTON. j BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. ; MASONIC CHAMBERS, HAMILTON STREET. HOKITIKA. I AUSTRALIAN ALLIANCE j ASSURANCE CO. . ALL CLARES of Fire. Marine, Motor Car and Accident Insurance undertaken at lqwest rates. H, W; b. SAYENEY, tjhief Agent Hokitika, J, ED<?A$ WADE, ! :
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 May 1922, Page 2
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