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Hokitika Guardian, 12 February 1923, Page 3

TO-NICHT PRINCESS THEATRE TO-NICHT ii OTIS SKINNER in— OTIS SKINNER KISMET. »> The thousand and second Arabian night story KISMET, Tli<j extraordinary beauty of the stage production entirely out-done bv the screen presentation. TEX REELS OF OPULENT ORIENTAL SPLENDOUR. USUAL PRICES! USUAL PRICES! ii

O’BRIEN’S ROYAL BIAIL MOTOR SERVICE. KOITERANCI—KOKATAHI—K ANIERI—HOKITIKA. PARTICULARS OF EXTENDED SERVICE. QAIIS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS: KOITERANGI (A. Jamieson’s) FO HOKITIKA : —MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS at 8.15 a.m. KOKATAHI FOR HOKITIKA—MONDAYS, TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS, at 9.30 a.m. HOKITIKA FOR. KOKATAHI—At 4 p.m. each day. ON SATURDAYS—Leave KOKATAHI at 6.30 p.m., return leaving HOKITIKA at 10 p.m. Passengers picked up at any part of the district. CARS FOR HTRE, DAY OR NIGHT. CARS WILL ALSO RUN FOR ANY SPECIAL GATHERINGS. Telephone, G.P.0., W. O’HR TEN, Kokatahi. Lowe Kokatahi.

Arthurs Pass Motor Transport. Orr Bros : : Hokitika. The well-known ami reliable firm of carta,~o contractors have arranged with Messrs Beale ami Coy to convey goods per motor lom-v from Arthur's Pass to Otira and vivo versa. Messrs Orr Bros arc the first firm to attempt the crossing of Arthur's Pass with heavily laden lorries and clients who consign their goods to Beale and Coy. may depend upon quick and eflieient transport. All goods will be forwarded with dr-patch that are left with---()l!l{. BROS., Hokitika Oarage, Wharf St. Hokitika, Phone 14*0. 1). ROTIIWKBB, Troian km, Ore y mouth.

AUCTION SALK. uK HOUSEHOLD I'TKXm UK and effects. AT THE .MART, CAMP ST. WKDNESDAV, I-lth. FFBHUARV. At 2.:«) p.m. Mnous TO NA N D C 0 . instructed by D. K. Thornton Esq., who is leaving for England will sell by public auction as above: A quantity of first-class iurniturc including chesterfield, divan chairs, duchess© chests, tables, dining chairs, wouden bed and "i ,e mattress, bedding and blankets, rocking chair, cheval. cl.efTonier, floor rugs and mats, fire screen, book-shell', writing desk, crockery, cutlery and >m ■dries.

yi'WN FiALk ROKil IKA A PI'RIMC MEETING Will be held as above at 11.13 o'clock NEXT FRIDAY FORENOON to meet country settlers ami discuss proposals tor a CENTRAR DAIRY FACTORY at Hokitika. Townspeople and Country settlers generally are invited to attend ami take part in the discussion. The Mayor will preside. D. J. EVANS. lion. Secretary. Westland Chamber of Commerce.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IGth. TOTARA HALL, ROSS. ROSS TOWN BAND OPENING BALL. Music by Ross Orchestra Single Ticket 3s: Double Ticket ss. 1!. O. STENT. ,i. OSMERS. Joint Secretaries. LOWER ICO KATAH 1 SWIMMING CARNIVAL AND SPORTS. WEDNESDAY. E EKRI’ARY 21st. TO BE HELD IN MR- W. DI ED--111 CM S’ PADDOCK, LOWER KOKATAIII. Hi,l viler aml milk provide!. ADMISSION FREE. Children’s Sport' start at 11 a m. sharp. Swimming events at 2 p.m. BALI. TO FOLLOW in the Public Hall. Gentlemen ‘2s fid: Ladies D. E. WEBSTER. Secretary. VJILLMOT’S SPORTS DEPOT CLEARANCE SALE OF MEN’S WEAR- COMMENCING. SATURDAY, FEBR V AI!Y 10th. rnllis SALE IS NOW ON. The A Ooods must lie cleared regardless of cost. Having to go out of business !>v Ist. March. Everyone invited.

WEST COAST A. P. 8 !. SHOW. VICTORIA PARK. GREYMOUTH. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 27th. AND 28th. FEBRUARY, 1923. SPECIAL PRIZES VALUED £3OO. HANDSOME PRIZES for Farmers Stock, Industry and Sundry, also Display of School Work. £o()—PRIZES FOR- AXEMEN— CoO (Sawing and Chopping Events.) Ladies Riding Driving, also Hurdle Jumping Competitions. Babv Show, very Handsome Prize. SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS FOR SHOW DATES. Caretaker and Feed Provided. Stock Untrucked on Show Ground.

CLOSIN’G DATES FOR ENTRIES, SATURDAY, 17th. FEBRUARY. PLEASE SEND IN YOUR ENTRIES NOW. C. IT. ROSE. Secretary. P.O. Box 171, Grey mouth. \n economy hint—lnsist on frett/TTs SHARLAND’S FLUID MAGNESIA Fresher than the imported.