TO-NICHT!- POLLARD'S PICTURES TO-NIGHT! The Greate&t Picture of the year. MAI!I,ON HAMILTON and LILLIAN RICH in: - “HALF A CHANCE.” . “HALF A CHANCE.” A Sensational drama, stupendous and human. ALSO—-The Runniest comedy—“THE 13AKERV’, featuring the King of 'Laiigliter—1 < ARICY SEai ON. FILLER’S JEFFRIES BUILDINGS, HAMILTON STREET, HOKITIKA.' rjIHE CHEAPEST SPOT in Hokitika: Ladies all wool vests 5$ lid. Ladies Cashmere All-wool hose 3s 6d Cents all-wool Cashmere Socks good Cents all-wool socks Is 9d. Cents all-wool shirts 7s Gd. Cents all wool Cardigan Jackets Large towels 27 x 43, 5s Gd pair. Twill sheeting 72inch 3s Gd Ladies Colonial All wool hose 2s lid 17-inch Silk hose 4s Gd. Quality 2s lid. Cents all-wool underpants 7s Gd. Gents shirts from 5s lid. 15s Gd. Herringbone sheeting 72ineli 4s 3d. Heavy Mexican Twill 80inoh 4s Gd. Bargains in all' departments—Ladies and Maids coats and costumes almost .riven ivway.
B RASSWAK.ES, bedspreads, shams, runners, supper cloths, cosies, hand-made laces. At Millers Jeffries’ Buildings. Inspection invited. 171 ASTERN display Miller’s Jeffries -i Buildings, Indian laces, centres, -d’oyles, -cosies. Inspection invited. Open short period. DO YOU REALISE the extent to which Music enters into our lives? All the greatest artists in the world can be heard in your own homo. Gramophones and Becords at Novelty Baznnr, Rpv3»l Street. OR. SARK—Six roomed DWEK- : KINO. For particulars apply any evening to A. Eark Street. jp RI NCES S rj! HEATRB HOKITIKA. (By Courtesy of Mr T. Pollard) 'THURSDAY, JUNE 15th. JUVENILE OPERA. (By C. King Proctor.) “PRINCESS CHRYSANTHEMUM.” “PRINCESS CHRYSANTHEMUM." 75 JUVENILES —? 5 Scenery specially prepared by Messrs Oaigou and Kent. Producer, Mrs Wm. Staveley. Musical Director, Mr F. Restieaux. Full orchestra. Admission 45., 35.. and 25., plus tax. Reserved seats at Misses Mclntosh’s from Saturday.
KOKATAHI BAKERY. THE PUBLIC are respectably noth lied that I COMMENCE BAKING on MONDAY, JUNE sth. A!i baking done by a first class baker who is well known in the district for firstclass bread MOTOR DELTY Eli Y— lCoitorangi and Kokatahi on TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. A trial order solicited. .JAMES’ KOKATAHI BAKERY. ERIC E. .JAMES. Proprietor.
CLEARING SAW). BY PUBLIC AUCTION. OF STOCK IN TRADE AT MACKLEY’S STORE, kokatahi TUESDAY 13th. JUNE. COMMENCING AT 9.30 a.m. M HOUSTON AND Co., • instructed by Mr Ralph Maokloy will sell I.V Public Auction as above: The whole of the large and assorted stock of his retail General Store, comprising: (n) General Groceries. (h) Drapery and Clothing. (c) Boots, Shoes and Grindery, (d) General Hardware and Sundries. —ALSO Household Furniture and Effects. AUCTION JSALE OF FIRST OLA*"FURNITURE. ON THE PREMISES HAMPDEN ST. _gL WEDNESD.vJr, 14th .TUNE. At 2.® p.m.
MHOUSTfh AND CO • instructed §v Mr David •• >-■ Diedrichs will sett by public auction Tiie wliole of hif up-to-date furniture including Oft Dining Table 6 oak dining fhnirs, 2 easy chairs, settee, occassional tables, mu- • sic cabinetfpak bedroom suite, Ikix ottoman, 3 single beds and wirif mattress, book case, oak bestead, eheval, ducliesse, carpet‘runners (Axminstcr), couch, 4 chairs, commode, clieffonier, dining table, lawn mower etc., etc.,
I.ONdFOIiD KOKATAHT WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14th„ 1922. OOOIAI- AND GIFT AUCTION in jiid of St Saviours Orphanage and St Aidants Church repairing fund, dents 2s 6d; l-adios Is. ,T. MONK, Hon. Sec.
for. immediate sale. 6 ROOMED HOUSE situated upper Henley Street. Recently painted and in good order throughout. Splendid section. For full particulars and price apply: M. HOUSTON AND CO., Land Agents.
C. C. HEHWOOO, J^NGJNEER: REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. (Next to A. H. 1 .awn, hairdresser.) INSTALLATIONS CARRIER OUT BY COMPETENT WORKMEN. ’Phone No. 7. THE RENDITION of “His Master’s Voieo, 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 mechanics] Talking Machines whose name. Is legion.—Novelty Bazaffv, Agents.
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 June 1922, Page 3
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