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Hokitika Guardian, 30 November 1922, Page 3

Try "TAX-OH,” the liquid polish, (lives fine surface to floors and iurnil ure —smartens leather coeds. Easy and economical. (For continuation of news see fourth page. ) WANTED— For about six months, refurnished HOI SE or two or | three refurnished DOOMS. Top price for suitable place. Apply “Accommodation”, liox -10, Hokitika. ! ‘VVTANTED— Strong reliable HOY, ! t * for milking, Koiterangi. Wages j £1 and found. Apply “Ouardian” Ofi (ice. FOR SAI.E, Cheap- 5-roumed COTTA OK in Healey St. Klectrie

j rni-rent laid, good high section. Ownjor leaving tlie district. For price and I particulars apply “(! uardian” Office. T7IOT? SAT.K—In one lot. or separately. three small HUI.LDING !, SITI'S. in stood locality. Apply “Glinrf dian” Office. 1 SU.E--Baby’s folding pushcart 1 1 <rood piano, also quantity of fur-

uilare. J. V. Hall. Revell Street. WESTLAND ELECTION. Mil. J. STEER, the OFFICIAL REFORM CANDIDATE, will address the electors a-; under;. KA.NIKRI FRIDAY. Deer. Ist., at 7 p.m., T. R. Chesterman Esq., M.C.C.. Chairman. RIM E-WOODSTOCK (at Rimu)— FRIDAY, Deer. Ist., at 8.15 j:.m.. E. A. Wells Esq.. M.0.C., Chairman. HAIM MARI—MONDAY, Deer. 4th. at l‘J o’clock (neon). v MR STEER will visit the Waiho. Okariti) Forks anil Oknrito on Sunday Decemher 3rd. A DANCE.

•tTTTILL BE HRLD in tile SoufTi * » Spit School mi aid of the School prize fund on FRIDAY. DECEMBER Bth. Music bv Miss Finn’s Orchestra and flood supper. Gentlemen 2s; Ladies fs. GENERAL ASSEMBLY ELECTION. Mr. t. e. y. sf.ddon win h 0 clad to meet the Westland Electors as under t DECEMBER Ist.. FRlDAY—Blaketown at 8 p.m. DECEMBER 2nd. SATURDAY—A’isit South Reach ; Kaiata 8 p.m. DECEMBER 4th. MONDAY Camerons 7 p.m.; Gladstone 8.80. DE( 'EMBER oth, TUESDAY—Visit Kumnra Junction. and Mitchells; 8 p.m. Burn. DECEMBER fith. WEDNESDAY ( Election Eve)—Greymouth. WANTED TO SELL. iT> Pedigree JERSEY BULLS, prize " takers Nelson Show. Two years *:id. milking strain. J. HUNT, Richmond, Nelson.

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY SITUATE NEAR EVANS CREEK. SA’ITI! DAY. 2nd. DECEMBER. At Noon. M HOUSTON AND (’ft IVJL • noting uiulor instructions trom Mr .las. C. Hondo, "ill soil by public miction on the promises “The Pinos” Hour Evans C'rsck. Mis highly improved Farm property of 200 acres more or less, hold under Ferry Reserve Lease, flood G-roonied VilLi Residence; Larne Burn including loose box, harness room, motor cava vo. implement

room, workshop, shearing pens and < ngine room all nndor one roof. Furniture :I’iimo (Colliiison). wardrobe. sideboard, clieval. washstands and ware, beds and beddim,'. tallies, ehairs, ball stand, linoleums, utensils, eroeberv. etc. etc. I.ive Sleek:—1(10 M.S. Hoggets, 35 bead mixed, cattle. 2 draft horses. Dead Stock: Tip dray, single and double furrow lever plows, five barrows. 2 oil engines, wolselcy shearing machine, chaff entter, circular saw and bench, portable forge and tools, large quantity snndiy tools etc., etc. Also 1 10ft. Cedar built Boat (at Cake lantlie). Light Luncheon provided. NOT R'--Vendor will "flow a good portion of the purchase money for the farm to remain on Mortgage, if required, at low rate of interest. Full particulars from: M. HOUSTON. ANO CO., Auctioneers,