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Hokitika Guardian, 6 November 1922, Page 3

TO-NIGHT! POLLARD’S PICTURES TO-NIGHT! JAMES QLLIVER OUR WOOD PRESENTS—“THE GOLDEN SNARE.” “THE GOLDEN SNARE” Sequel to “Back to God’s Own Country.” A First National Feature starring LEWIS STONE. RATHE GAZETTE, “WHEN THE WHALE WAS JONAHED,” (comedy), RATHE REVIEW. ORCHESTRA! ORCHESTRA! ORCHESTRA! MILLER'S W. JEFFRIES & COS’. BUILDINGS HAMILTON STREET, HOKITIKA. MILLER’S SPECIAL REDUCTIONS! FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! Ladies Silk frocks 69s 6d. Jap Crepes all colours Is 6d per yd. 40-inch cheek gingham Is Bd. Ladies satin vests Is Od, Ls Bd, 2s 3d Special line of botany hose, excellent quality 2s lid. 17-inch silk hose, absolutely the best value offered in N.Z. only 3s lid pair WE WOULD ADVISE OUR CUSTOMERS to take full advantage of this opportunity as every article is substantially marked down, and the prices are such that cannot he obtained elsewhere.

NEWMAN EROS.’ ROYAL MAIL MOTOR SERVICES CARS .LEAVE — Westport for Reef ton, daily, 10 a.m Reefton for Westport, daily, 9.30 n.i.,. connecting with morning train from Greymoutli. Westport and Reefton. for Murchison, Gknhope, .and Nelson, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, returning on alternate days. Nelson and Blenheim, daily, 9a.m. Nelson for Motueka and Riwaka, daily, 9 n.m. and 4 p.m. J'tuvaka. via Motueka, for Nelson, daily, 7.45 n.m. and 2.45 p.m. :iT CADILLAC CARS USED ON SERVICE. SPECIAL TRIPS ARRANGED A. L LAWN, Agent. Hokitika; HARLEY & C. LTD., Agents. Greymoutli

SALE—Gents B.S.A. BICYCLE Only purchased two weeks ago foe £22 10s. Owner will sell for £l6 nisll. Apply “'GlUM'dinn” Oflire. WESTLAND PAR LI AME NTARY. Tl/TR. J. STEER, the OFFICIAL REl'l. form CANDIDATE, will uddress the electors ns under: HOKITIKA- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Bth.. at the WESTLAND OPERA HOUSE. KOITERiANGI—'THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9th. K OK ATA H I—SAT U R D A Y. NOVEMBER llth. Ladies specially invited. Chair to Ik- taken at S p.m. PADDY’S MARKET DAY. TO BE CONTINUED ON CASS SQUARE. W EONBSDAY AFTERXOON, NOVEMBER Bth. FROM 1.30 Cycling Races! Clock Golf! School Sports ! THE BAND! to 5.30 o’clock. Cycling Races ! Bowling Competition ! Tug o’ War! THE BAND!! PRODUCE. Vegetables. Sweets. Toys ALL STOCK on Hand TO BE AUCTIONED at 1 o’clock. Refreshments and Soft Drinks obtainable. Come and see the Wind-Up of the U.M.A. and witness the presentation to the O.D.

COLLECTION AT GAT ICS to assist the Beautifying Fond in the Purchase of Improved seating for Cass Square. WESTLAND CHAMBER OF 'COMMERCE. The annua l meeting of tiie Chamber WIL-L BK HELD at the Countv Clinihbers at ”.30 o’clock on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 7th.. when all members are invited to attend. BUSINESS: —To receive Report and Balance Sheet; elect officers; general. D. J. EVANS, •Hon. Secretary. WESTLAND’S BEAUTY SPOT. "V TTSIT LAKE KANIKRI as often V as you can. It is a choice Beauty Spot—a Delightful Holiday Resort. LAUNCH TRIPS DAILY to the Head of the Lake, or Dorothy Waterfall Bay. 10.15 a.m. and 2.15 p.m., notify N. O. Fairlie, caretaker, Lake Kanieri. ROW BOATS FOR HIRE. HELP TO ADVERTISE Westland’s Beauties. BUY “BEAUTIFUL WESTLAND” one of the finest illustrated publications issued to extoll Westland's Beauties. .Tust the thing to send to friends away or abroad for a speaking Christmas Card. Single Copies 3s; Parcel of Four Copies (a Bargain) 10s. Apply .Tns, King. Bookseller, Revell Street. FOR SALE. ONE 5-SEATER FORD CAR with new* body and one man hood equal to new. ONE HUDSON Delivery TRUCK. One 7-9 h.p. HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1919 model MOTOR-CYCLE with sidecarriage in splendid order. 3—32 x 35 NOBBY S.S. TYRES. 3—32 x 31 CHAIN S.S. TYRES. 3—Blo 100 CHAIN clincher TYRES 3—Blo x 100 NOBBY clincher TYRES. 2-310 x 90 NOBBY clincher TYRES All at £4 each. Apply.: MOTOR DEPARTMENT, DISPATCH FOUNDRY CO LTD., GREYMOUTH.

park Street, Hokitika. My Dear Mary, Your note to hand and now I realise why you are called “Clever Maty”. Ido envy you getting through washing day so quickly and cheerfully, thanks to vour economical gas e»i>per. I still use the old stoking copper and what a day I had yesterday. The wood was wet, the coal was wet, and it took no end of stoking to make the water hoil. It was late in the day before I had the clothes on the line, and the shower in the late afternoon spoiled the drying I worked far into the night trying to get the washing away. Had to have a big fire in the kitchen all the evening to dry off the clothes. I showed your note to Jim and T think lie was sympathetic. Anyhow lie said he would call at W. H. Shannon’s in Revell Street and see what could be done, so I hope to get through next week’s washing as comfortably as you do. Full of hope and expectation, with love, . Yours Faithfully, DOROTHY YOUKNOW.