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Hokitika Guardian, 31 July 1922, Page 3

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FUNERAL NOTICE. rp !IK FRIENDS of the late ED- -- WARD BUTLER are invited to follow his remains to Kumara Cemetery. The funeral to move from the Old People’s Home, Kumara TO-MOR-ROW, (Tuesday) AFTERNOON at 2 o’clock. H. JOHNSEN, Undertaker.

lOUND-A Gnllah PARROT. Apply ■‘Guardian” Office. I7R)R. SALE-Six roomed DWEDI,].\iJ. For particulars apply any evening to A. O’Halloran, Park Street. [7IOUND— Chain BAG. Apply C’ac1. ter. Government Buildings. WANTED —A .MAN for breakingdown Bencli. Apply Malfroy and Co.. Three Mile. WANTED— Two Furnished ROOMS olid use of conveniences. Apply “Guardian” Office. WANTED— A MAN to level section. Apply W. D. Mnekny. Dominion Hotel. Wanted— to buy cow in full profit, nlxnit third calf. Reply— Kokatnhi, cl o “Guardian ” Office. SAi-E —Two corner SECTIONS, Freehold, 42 feet frontage to Revell Street, opposite Bank of New Zealand (former site of Empire Hotel). Enquire by letter to Post Office Box 31; Hokitika.

’ WESTLAND HOSPITAL BOARD. PUBLIC NOTIC'D IS HEREBY GIVEN that the charge for maintenance at Westland Hospital, from AUGUST Ist, WILL BE 9s PER DIEM Children under 16 years half price. Ilv order of the Board. T. W. BRUCE, Secretery. auction SAI.E OF PROPERTIES. DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER. Messrs w. .tf.ffries and co.. instructed bv the Public Trustee, as Executor in the Estate of the late Bridget Roberts of Ross, will sell. «n Li»i* premises. Ross: — All the leasehold properties with improvements thereon, including the Commercial Hotel, together with the furniture, and effects (Billiard Table. Piano, etc.), contained in the hotel.

TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. FOR. SAT/E. COMPLETE OUTFIT Joiner machinery, plan ins machine, two saw lienehes, grind stone, emery wheel, necessary shafting pnllies, mortice ma-<-liine; with or without electric motor or Gas Engine 6-8 TT.P. For particulars apply to:F. G. AIACE, 70. Brougham St.. Wellington. THANKS. M RS FANE ami FAMILY desire to - sincerely thank the many very kind friends who came to their assistance in their sorrowful bereavement; also for the many beautiful and comforting messages of sympathy. THANKS. MRS A. UPJOHN, of Russ, desires to thank Dr Bail'd, Mr W. E. Williams and the staff of Westland Hospital for their attention to her late husband; also all friends for their many marks of sympathy and condolence in her recent Itereavement. COMMUNITY SINGING. SATURDAY. AUGUST 12th. KEEP THE DATE TN MIND. PRINCESS THEATRE SPECIALLY ENLARGED EOR THE OCCASION.

RECORD CORRECTION ANTICIPATED. FOR THE SAVTMMING MATHS. BOVS BRING YOUR MOTHERS! PARENTS BRING THE CHILDREN ! .HIRES TIRING YOUR FATHERS! EVERY MOBY BRING SOMEBODY! pUBLIC JJALL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16th. 1922. A FANCY DRESS BADE will bo held in aid of the KOKATAHI FOOTBAL CLUB. Prizes for best fancy dresses. Gentlemen, 2s 6d; Indies, Is. W. O’BRIEN, Sec.

STATION MARKET. OPPOSITE THE CLOCK TOWER

HAVE LANDED a fine assortment of PARSNIPS, carrots, ONIONS, aiul BEETROOT. POTATOES 12s Cxi sack; also fine arrangement of APPLES from 10s fid to 13s. FRESH FRUIT arriving every week. Orders taken for SEED POTATOES and CABBAGE PLANTS. FRUIT and ROSE TREES, All orders will receive prompt attention. CALL, RING, or WRITE. ' WELLINGTON, July 31—Arrived at 12.45 p.rtt. Tnhlt! from San Frnneiseo,