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Hokitika Guardian, 16 March 1923, Page 3

MONDAY! PRINCESS THEATRE! MONDAY! JACKIE COOGAN (The Kid Himself) JACKIE COOGAN . IN HIS LATEST AND FLAWLESS PRODUCTION “MI BOY.” “MY BOY.” “MY BOY." FIVE BIG REELS OF SMILES AND SOMETIMES SOBS. Rathe Gazette, Pathe Review, and ‘‘Snooky’s Fresh Heir” featurin'! Snooky (the Hunianzee). Coming next week:—“A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court. O’BRIEN’S ROYAL MAIL MOTOR SERVICE. KOITERANGI—KOKATAHI—KANIERI —HOKITIKA. PARTICULARS OF EXTENDED SERVICE. OARS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS: KOITF.RANGI (A. Jamieson’s) FO HOKITIKA: —MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS at 8.40 a.m. ICOKATAHI 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 HIRE, DAY OR NIGHT. CARS WILL ALSO RUN FOR ANY SPECIAL GATHERINGS. Telephene, G.P.0., W. O’BRIEN, Kokatahi. Lowe’- Kokatahi. Arthurs Pass Motor Transport. Orr Bros : : Hokitika. The well-known and reliable firm of cartage contractors have arranged with Messrs Bealo and Coy to convey goods per motor lorry from Arthur’s Pass to Otirn. and vice versa. Messrs Orr Bros are the first firm to attempt the erjs.ung of Arthur’s Pass with heavily laden lorries and clients who consign their goods to Beale and Coy. may depend upon quick and efficient transport. All goods will he forwarded with dispatch that, are left with ORR. BROS., Hokitika Garage, Wharf St. Hokitika, Phone 148 s. I). ROTH WELL, Trocadcro, Groyinouth.

SA 1.K,—1> i-jiillhi i>■ MOTOR BICYCLE. i" good iink'r; !■"" speed. counter-shaft, gear box. .'3! 1 1 .v>. : lamp. Apply AY. Harris. FOR SAI.K. U) ESTABLISHED SHOP known V/ ;i s AVostland Timvaro ami Sheet Iron Works, corner Revell St.. and Stafford St., ri'tlit-of-way. Apply: AY. HEINZ. Hokitika. WAT A KOA SALE. WEDNESDAY, 21st. MARCH. At II a.m. Messrs ay. jeffries and coal will sell on aeeonnt Messrs Al. Burrell, J. Cron, JL Cron. Nolan Urns.. Geo. Bannister, J. Christiansen. Gibb Rios., G. and L. Gibb, and Mnlvaney Brie.: 100 .|. v (i and 8 tooth Hroediii;' EWES. i>oo 1. and f. Hereford BULLOCKS. 60 Fat CATTLE. AO Mixed SORTS. 2 Good HACKS. 1 Quiet BONA'. 20 18-mos. STEERS. ] t-vr. unbroken FILIAL

ALSO— Oil account .Mr T. A. C’ondon: Freehold section No 818 situated at Dry Creole, comprising about 50 acres rich loam soil, securely fenced and cleared. Good fattening paddock. On account of Wallace Urns:— The grazing of M acres turnips, situated at Wataroa. Full particulars at Sale.

MONDAY 10th. MARCH. AT 1 O’CLOCK SHARP AT INANGAHPA .n'NOTION SALE A'ARDS. Me MAH 0 N AND L E 1*: will soli liy Public Auction ns above:— 1000 Hood Breeding FAYES (2-tooth to full mouths). ;SOO Store WETHERS (2. L »ud 6 tooths). The above will be drafted into lots to suit Buyers. Any Stock bought by Southern Buyers can bo trucked from Innngnhmi Junction on day alter Sale. A Motor Car will leave Reelton for Sale immediately after the nirival of early morning train from flroymoutb. APPLES! APPLES! I ANDINO by every steamer. 1-d large consignments of choice Nelson apples, consisting of: COX’S PIPPINS. JOHNATHANS. WOK CHESTER PE ARM AIN S SCARLET PEARM.MNS. MUNROS. And other Varieties. PATERSON IWCNEL & CO. LIB. STAR STORES. (Late A. and A.) The UNDERSIGNED hereby notifies the inhabitants of Hokitika that he has opened up a complete stock of new goods, consisting of general groceries, crockery ware, fancy goods and patent medicines, which at cash prices show a decided reduction. —SOME MORE TWINKLES - Figs (new) 1 0 a 11). Currants (3 crown) ... Ha l'»Sultanas (3 crown) ... 1 -1 Lunch. Sausage (Swan) I 0 a lb. Bacon 1 4 a Matches •! 9 0 7, Sugar 21 0 a bg. Butter 1 10 a lb. Medium glasses 8 0 a doz Cups and Saucers 12 On doz £2OO BOOTS AND SHOES TO BK CLEARED AT BELOW COST AS WE DO NOT INTEND STOCKING THIS LINE. S. H. FERRIS. Proprietor.