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Hokitika Guardian, 8 November 1923, Page 3

to-night I PRINCESS THEATRE TO-HIGHT I WILLIAM FARXU.M IX— WILLIAM FAR NT M IN—JUSTIN' HFXTLY’S MCCARTHY’S. WORLD FAMOUS ROMANCE “IF I WERE KING,” “IF I WERE KING,” Supporting Programme! Orchestral Selection.-! t snal Price" ..

kaxieri rrm.ic hall. A XXI'AL CONCERT AND BALL in aid of tlio prize fund of Kanieii Public School will bo hold on WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21st. ADMISSION TO CONCERT Is; To BALL—Gentlemen ‘_'s; Ladies Is. F. W. SELBY. Secretary. NOW BEING ISSUED. AN IMPORTANT VOLUME. “THE ROMANCE OF WESTLAND” The Story of New Zealand's Golden Coast. By. A. J. HARROP, M A. (Senior Scholar in History, N. '/. University, a Native of Hokitika). Nninerous 11 lustrations. Brice ss, Hosted os Gd. Order from the local Bookselleis, or at the (Vanity Ofliee, Hokitika, TO BE ON SALE at the EXHIBITION Buildings, December and January. CASS SQUARE, SATURDAY, NOV. 10th. • PADDY’S MARKET! In aid of tlie Knuds of the Hokitika Beautifying tssmiatiini. A Day's I’lea.sn.iv and Profit on Die Si|iiiiio for all pation.s desirous of helping to improve and beautify the Town. •SHORTS! GAMES! CYCLE RACES! From 1 ji.m. to 5 p.m. Hand in Attendance. Numerous Sale Stalls. Refreshments on the ground. ADMISSION— Gents Is, Ladies Gd. COM FIX CROWDS and Help the Good Work in Hand. BOOT RE HA IRS. WANTED 1000 BOOTS to repair. First class tradesman; no waiting; good work, charges reasonable. ARCH. LITTLE. Re veil Street.

WHY DO TOURISTS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC HIRE MOTOR CARS? BECAUSE, tlio reliable service combined wit 1 1 MODERATE CHARGES as initiated by PfIWMENT & BERGAMINI makes tlie visiting of WESTLAND'S DEALTV SPOTS A PLEASURE. Their plume number is ICO, and their OARAGE, NEXT TO DOMINION HOTEL, RKVEI.T, STREET. TO THE MISTRESS OF THE HOUSE. THE .SUMMER SEASON IS HERE, and GAS COOKERS and HEATERS are the best way of enjoying home life during the hot period. There is great development of late in Cooking and Heating Appliances. If the Mistress of the House will Call at the Gas Coy’s. | remises Pull particulars will be obtainable. The gas service is a. good service.

IF YoL AUK IN DOUBT CON'M'I.T. W. H. SHANNON, GAS FITTKI!. REYKI.U STREET. Where there is a good Display of Household Appliances, I rum all aspects ol Homo Service. SMALL GOODS! SAM EASTGATE. TSEOS TO NOTIFY THAT lIF HAS OPENED A SMALL GOODS SHOP, IN RETELL STREET (Opposite .1. Brnekleliurst's). Saveloys, pork sausages, Belgium sausage, pressed beef, brawn etc. ALL GOODS MADE BY DIXON BROS., CHRISTCHURCH. LOWEST PRICES! Terms Cash.

WATCHES! FOR WORKINC MEN. GENUINE B 251 WATCHES AT 355! ALSO CHRISTMAS PRESENTS OF SURPRISING VALUE. Inspection Invited; No olio asked to Inly G. WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, EWELL STREET. HOKITIKA.

TO STAND THE SEASON AT WAIT AH A. Mil WILLIAM DKAKIVS AVKLJ.BIU'I) TROTTING STALI.ION BONNY BOY. TERMS — £1 Is first service; balance £2 2s when Mare proves in leal; Guarantees £4. \|l fare taken hut no responsibility. W. DEAR IN.

GEORGE DELBRIDGE LADIES’ & GENTS' TAILOR. LADIES’ & GENTS’ TAILOR. LADIES’ & GENTS’ TAILOR. LADIES’ & GENTS’ TAILOR. LADIES’ & GENTS’ TAILOR. LADIES’ S' GENTS’ TAILOR. .REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA.

MUSICAL. MRS. R. JOHNSTONE, TEAC HER OF SINGING AND PIANO. Term starts any time: reduction for country pupils. /CHILDREN’S SINGING CLASS KJ every SATURDAY, at 3 p.in. Admission 6d. A SINGING CLASS will be held for Adults every WEDNESDAY at 3 p.m. Admission Is. ADDRESS— Upper AYeld St., Hokitika. NOAY' Egg preserving time. Use SHARLAND’S “MOA” BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE. Eggs keep fresh for ages. No mesa, no unpleasant flavour imparted. Sottlo dofls 20 dozen.