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Hokitika Guardian, 5 March 1923, Page 3

KOI! SOUTHERN' PORTS. rail IK KKTCII KI.SIK will il for I olvl'H I ami III? re KIA V TOMORROW (Tuesday) AFT ERNOON a; I o'clock. HOKITIKA BEA FTI FA INO ASSOOCIATION. .MEETING OF I.ADTKK Ail:;..; A id assist in oiganisim; a i aimer in aid id' the Association's fumls *• ii! 1,0 hold in Hie TOWN' MALI, on TUESDAY. MARCi I Oth. at p.m. “LIFE AMO SCEMES IN INDIA.’’ ILLUSTRATED TIT BEAUTIFULLY 001.-01? FT) SIT OKS. rpowx lyoTcmKA. TUESDAY. MARCH Oth. AI)I)T?KSS iiy MISS Kr.SIK Ml ov (from India). To commence at 7.00 p.m. A I).Ml SSI OX FREE. (’ol loot ion for women and children of India. YT.STOAXT) A. AXI) I*. association. mTII'T SECRETARY (Mr .1. Jarman) E. MAY HK FOUND from 10 a.in. till 0 p.in., DAILY AT HIS OFFICE. Masonic Hall, upstairs from Hamilton Street. WEDNESDAY, AIARCfI 28tli. A PUBLIC BASKET ITCXIC will A be held at Mr Preston’s paddock Koitenuigi. DAXCK TO FOLLOW in Public Hall. C. NV TUT R MAX. Secretary. AEAH UR A STORE SALE. yVETtXF.SOAV "tli. MARCH. At 1 p.m. Messrs aal .teffries axd coa . . will sell on account ATessrs D. Bradley, L. Kelly. NY, Old-rog. AY. Bradley. A. Meharrv. P. S. Heslan. X. T. Bond. James Spence, and Martin : 80 2 and 3vr. STEERS. 100 5 and Ayr. STEERS. AO 18 months to 2-yenr AITXED. 30 mixed YEARLINGS. 1:> dry COAA S. 2 SPRINGERS. 2 BULLS. I Good SPRING CART. Special entry for AA • Oldetog: s' Young HORSES. 1-y Gasoline. 2. .A and tyv, olds unbroken,