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Hokitika Guardian, 7 August 1922, Page 3

(For continuation of news see fourth page. ) I OST in Hokitika t~> NOTE. Ke1J wonl mi return to "Guardian” Office. \\/ANTKD BUSHFADLERS—-To fall It 4() acres light hush, more or less; Hokitika Gorge. Apply W. A- Jamieson, Koiterangi. 4, V' ANTED—WOMAN » » work once a. week. Ala mil. Weld Street. for Cleaning Apply Mrs \\/ANTED TO SELL/—Quantity of>V Household FniNITURE. Apply •‘Guar-linn” Office. T OST Black Fur NECKLET. Please .ij return to Mrs H. McLean, Revell Street. X PER IENC ED CoOK —Requires JJ position, town or country. Apply JjJ. Lawler e/6 Occidental Hotel. J7IGGS.— White Leghorn and black J Orpingtons, 6s per setting. Mrs A. Bennett, Sale Street. LOST OR STRAYED. TJI'KOM HAN NAME’S PADDOCK, Ho I Ho, 1 BULLOCK and 1 COW. Information ooncerning same to Thos Staines or JolFries and Ooy., Hokitika. THANKS.

ON BEHALF of the RIVAL FOOTBALL TOUR IXO TKAM we sincerely thank the President and Executive Committee of the Westland Sub-Union for the kind consideration and treatment to our team during their stay in Hokitika. .T. C. BRAD HEY (Manager). 0. W. KEARNS (Secretary). THE VALUATION OF LAND ACT, 1908. AND ITS AMENDMENTS.. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that the Revised District. Valuation Rolls for the Central and Southern Ridings of Westland County will be open for public inspection at the County Council Offices, Hokitika, from the 10th. August 1922, until the 23rd August, 1922. between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Objections to valuations must he lodged not later than the 23rd. August, 1922. F. W. FLANAGAN, Valuer-General.

AUCTION SALE. OF FURNITURE ANT) EFFECTS. ON THE PREMISES “CORNWALL HOUSE.” WELD ST. WEDNESDAY. 9th. AUGUST. At 2 p.m. MHO.USTON AND CO., noting under instructions from Mr .Tas. Stapleton will sell by public auction us above: A large quantity of Household Furniture and effects, including 0 dnebesse. chests, 8 chests drawers, 12 sets bedroom ware, washstands. single and double bedsteads, wire and kapoc mattresses, feather pillows, blankets (double and single) tables, chairs, lamps, pictures, books, mirrors, boilers, and utensils, glassware, garden tools, earthenware jars, tubs, •jvheelbnrrow etc,, etc.