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Hokitika Guardian, 10 July 1922, Page 3

WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Strong BOY, must be able to milk. Apply, to S. Godfrey, Koitemngi. TO LET—A Five roomed HOUSE. Hot and eold water and all conveniences. Apply to “Guardian” Office. T7IOR SALE—Two corner SECTIONS, i Freehold, 42 feet frontage to Revel! Street, opposite Bank of New Zealand (former site of Empire Hotel). Enquire by letter to Post Office Box 31 ; Hokitika. 1710 It SALE—TURKEYS. 1 male and I females. Price £5. Apply A. Krakowski, Mananui. ' Westland a. and p. tion.J N CONNECTION with the visit of the British Empire Exhibition Mission, members are requested to attend the public meeting on FRIDAY at 7.30 p.m. in the Town Hall. ,T. JARMAN, Secretary. WESTLAND CHAMBER OF commerce. THE PUBLIC are notified of the visit of the British Exhibition Mission to Hokitika on tin*. 14tli TNS r !. and invited to attend a. PUBLIC MEETING at the Town Hall at 7.30 o’clock on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT to meet the Commissioners, who will deliver addresses. 0. A. PERRY, Chairman. WESTLAND A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. Annual meeting. Saturday, JULY. 29th., II a.m. at Westland County Council Chambers. Business -Annual report and election of Officers. • All Members and Intending Members are requested to attend. J. JARMAN, See ret ary.

FOR SARK. IT PRIG HT GRANT) PIANO, makers J Kook ami Soelino. Beautiful tone and in splendid order. Apply: M. HOUSTON AND CO. AUCTION SALE of freehold residential property, furniture and effects. ON THE PREMISES, BE AI-E Y ST. THURSDAY 13th. JULY. At 2 p.m. */g- HOUSTON AND CO IVL. acting under instructions from AU ' Vi r . P. Morgan, "'ill sell kv public auction as above: - - That desirable residential property in Bealey St., being freehold Sees. Part 1125. and Tart 1126. containing 30 perches, more or less, with eommodious 6 roomed dwelling erected thoreon, /also necessary outbuildings. stable etc. This property has a very nice situation and is in splendid order, having been recently renovated. —ALSO Tlie whole of the Household Furniture and effects including: Drawing Room Suite 2 carpet squares occasional tables, hall stand, ward robe D. ainl 'S. iron bedsteads, box and wire mattresses, dressing table. 2 duchesse chests, washstads, chest drawers, easy chairs. 2 rocking chairs, kitchen dresser, couch, cupboards, linoleum, tennis racquet, lawn mower and numerous sundries.

SALE OF FURNITURE AND OAR. WEDNESDAY. 12th. JULY. IN THE MART AT 2.30 p.m. Messrs w jkffries and on. will soli l>v miction : English piano (Collins anti Sons), practically new, chesterfield, easy chairs, S. and D. bedsteads, chest drawers, hospital bed, card tables, carpets, rngs, music stool, palms vases, pictures, dinner service, glassware, croclcerq, saucepans, coal scuttle, carpet sweeper, garden tools, ec., etc., etc., etc. ALSO, ON ACCOUNT. Mr A. W. Jones, Christchurch: ROVER MOTOR OAR, three-seater, 12/16 b.p., over size wheels, spares and kit tools complete, electric light and in perfect running order. tiokttika ravtnos RANK A MEETI'NC OF TRUSTEES will J i he held at the office of the Rank on TUESDAY NEXT at 2.30 p.m. Wm. WILSON, Manager. W. Y. BRADLEY, ROOT AND SHOE IMPORTER, REVELT, STREET, HOKITIKA. HAS OPENED UP a fine range of Roots and Shoes, for spot cash only. Repairs done at the lowest figure. STATION MARKET. WELD STREET. HOKITIKA. Have LANDED quite a nice lot of Cabbages, Cauliflowers, Celery, Potatoes, Apples etc., arriving to-night. Prices right. Call and inspect.

HUEAD! BUR Al)! CHARLES PFAHLERT, KANIEHI BAKERY. Good wholesome Broad made daily. Quality of the best. BREAD DELIVERED (per Orr Bros, motor bus) to Kok.vtaM four days a week; to Koiternngi twice a week. Regular daily town delivery. All orders promptly attended to. NEWCASTLE, July 10. Sailed—KaUuna, Maoio, Kurow,