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Hokitika Guardian, 10 June 1922, Page 3

MONDAY! The Greatest POLLARD'S PICTURES MONDAY! Picture of the year. MARLON HAMILTON and LILLIAN RICH in : “HALF. A CHANCE." “HALF A CHANCE.” A Sensational drama, stupendous and human. ALSO The Funniest comedy—“THE BAKERY”, featuring the King of Laughter—LAßßY SIOION.

MILLER’S ■JEFFRIES BUILDINGS, HAMILTON STREET, HOKITIKA. THE CHEAPEST SPOT in Hokitika Ladies all wool vests os lid. Ladies Cashmere All-wool liose 3s Gd 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 72incli 3s Gd. Bargains in all departments—Ladies given Ladies Colonial All wool hose 2s lid 17-inch Silk hose 4s Gd. Quality 2s lid. Gents all-wool underpants 7s Gd. Gents shirts from 5s lid. 15s Gd. Herringbone sheeting 72inch 4s 3d. Heavy Mexican Twill 80inch 4s Gd. and Maids coats and costumes almost way.

BKASSWAR-ES, bedspreads, shams, runners, supper cloths, cosies, hiind-made laces. At Millers Jeffries’ Buildings. Inspection invited.

HOKITIKA. (By Courtesy of Mr T. Pollard) •'THURSDAY, JUNE 15th. JUVENILE OPERA. (By C. King Proctor.) "PRINCESS CHRYSANTHEMUM.” "PRINCESS CHRYSANTHEMUM.” 75 JUVENILES —75 Scenery specially prepared by Messrs Caigou and Kent. Producer, Mrs Wm. Staveley. Musical Director, Mr F. Rcstieniix. Full orchestra. Admission 45., 35.. and 25., plus tax. Reserved seats at Misses Mclntosh’s from Saturday.

KOKATABT BAKERY. THE PUBLIC are respectably noti. tied that J COMMENCE BAKING on MONDAY, JUNE sth. AH baking done by a first class baker who is well known in the district for firstclass broad M OTOR DELIVER Y—Koiterangi and Kokatabi on TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. A trial order solicited. JAMES’ KOKATAHI BAKERY. ERIC E. JAMES, Proprietor.

JAMES’ MOTOR TRANSPORT SERVICE.

K 0 ITER AN Gl KOKATAJII--KANIERI—HOKITIKA. PASSENGER AND BAGGAGE SERVICE. MONDAYS! THURSDAYS! SATURDAYS! DEPART KOKATARI—R ».m (Depot). DEPART HOKITIKA-1 p.m. (Rail way IJotel). FARES (is., and os Return !

HAIiDAGE of every description. Cars ready for the convenience of Picnic Parties, Wedding Parties, Football Clubs. Ball Parties and Tourists. Communications: PROPRIETOR. •lames Motor Depot, ■ Kokatabi.

LONGFORD HALL, KOKATAIU WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14th., 1922. QOCIAL AND GIFT AUCTION in O ~i,l „f St Savioms Orphanage' i n ; l St Aidan’s Church repairing innd. Gents 2s fid; Ladies Is. J. MONK. Hon. Sec.

STUDY Your Light. Your Heat. . Your Coinfort. liv consulting the HOKITIKA GAS COY., LTD. l<'or a useful Household Service. To Save Time, Ring Telephone 29. And Explain Your Requirements. Prompt Attention and Satisfaction Assured. The Gas Service is a Good Service.

Manager : GABRIEL HEINZ. Secretary: H. W. R. SWENEY

COAL! COAL! Best reefton screened coal supplied in any quantity: PER TON £2 10*8. PER i TON £1 sa. Terms Cash. Order from: R. J. REDDER, Weld Street, Hokitika. Or Laughton Bros. Bakery, Phone 90

jjNlON. In aid of ALL SAINTS’ TENNIS CLUB. To bo drawn on 30th Juno .1922. (By permission of the Minister of Internal Affairs.) PRIZES—GOLD* NUGGET, value £2O; Three GOLD NUGGETS, each value £5; two valuable OIL PAINTINGS. Tickets— 2s. H. C. PEART, Organiser.

LAKE KAN I Eli l HOTEL. AY. R. PARKINSON, Proprietor. FOR the convenience of visitors, a MOTOR-CAR has been installed. Intending visitors will bo taken in or out at a reasonable figure. Ring Telephone, T.ako Knnieri. on the premises.

THE RENDITION of “ His Master’s Voire, is musically a true replica of the original score, without loss of tone that the most exquisitely sensitive ear can discern—and herein it is that “His Master’s Voice” Gramophone is so infinitely superior to mere mechanical Talking Machines whose name js |egion. —Novelty Bazaar, Agents.