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Hokitika Guardian, 1 December 1923, Page 3

MONDAY ! PRINCESS THEATRE MONDAY I HETTY COMPSOX n: - BE TTY CoMPSOX in : "PRISONERS OF LOVE.” “PRISONERS.Of LOVE.” The Greatest Betty Cornpson phiv since “The -Miracle Man.” Further Episodes—“THE LION MAX. 1 ’ Two-Reel Comedy ami Gazette! ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS! USUAL PRICES! TO-NIGHT! CASS SQUARE! BAKERS’ SATURDAY DEC. Ist. CASS SQUARE! HUGE AUSTRALIAN CIRCUS AND ZOO. •IXORMOrs SUCCESS LAST NIGI1T! ■JO STAR ARTISTS! UN AGAIN TO-NIGHT! JO STAR ARTISTS! COUNTRY TOUIC ROSS —MONDAY DEC. 3. RUATAPU — TUESDAY DEC. 4. RSiVIU —WEDNESDAY DEC. 5. KQKATAHi —THURSDAY DEC. S KAKIER! —FRIDAY DEC. 7. EXTRA OR DINA I! Y ANNOUNCE M ENT! l’R INCKSS TH HATH E. The hipest and most marvellous animal act in the world with 111 tons of scenery ami effects a ml Fuller's Vaudeville. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT. DEC. nth. and Gth. Special Matinee THURSDAY at ti.lo p.m. (an-, c. r . Mam J’isescxt.s:— MD fjffj SEALS' Staggering! Colossal! M ondertul!--See the Beautiful 01)1 YA feeding the Seals under water in the huge transparent tank. Supported by a full company of star artists featuring The Jubilee Trio, lutrmonisers of plantation melodies; The Hilo Duo. Hawaiian musicians: Claude do Car. Lho acrobatic wait er; Verna Bain, in dainty dance creations: Jack Bin-hlev. making both ends meet; Erie Harrison, entertainer: Tom Ijc Ptini. the Maori comedian; Adelaide Taylor, singer of sweet songs; Valentine, ventriloquist. Prices: os. Is. 3s, “s (plus tax). No extra charge for reserves. Book your scats now. Plan at Mclntosh’s.

LITTLE'S MOTOR SERVICE. GREYMOUTH-HOKITIKA AND VICE VERSA. / VN AND AFTER MONDAY. Rrd. " ' DECEMBER, the above service V ll,]. Rl X DAILY (Saturdays and Sundays excepted) between (.ireynioutli and Hokitika and vice versa. i The following tiinetalile will lie oh- 1 served. I Greyinmitli. leaving D.1’.0. 0 a.in., arriving Kellei’s Hotel, Hokitika, at. I ! a.in. Hokitika’, leaving Keller’s Hotel at p.in.. arriving Gievmoiitli at 5 p.m. KUMARA-GREYMOUTH SERVICE ’RFS Will leave KI’MAILV DAILY at 8 a.in., returning from Oreymoutli at d ii.in. SA I l RDAYS: l."ave Kuninra at 8 a.in., 1.dt.l p.in.. and (i.-ltl p.m. Leave Grcymnuth 12.1 d p.m.. o p.m., and 10. Id p.m. FARES- Hokitika to (Ireynioutli 10s rot urn. U. J. I.TTTLE. I ’rnprietor. II A I! I) T O B K A T THE INCANDESCENT GAS BURNER! THE BRILLIANT STEADY SOFT LIGHT. HINTS FOR ITS CARE. 1. If an incandescent burner is not giving a good light, the cause is generally due either to same being dirty or to improper regulation. 2. —Should the burner roar or the mantle not lie fully incandescent. this , usually can be rectified by giving same a little more gas, or less air, or by general re-adjustment of the gas and air regulators. lb .--When the. burner is correctly ad- « jiisl.-d, the mantle should give a clear, ' steady and brilliant light, and the burner tree from noise. A very slight movement t.f the air adjuster will usually remedy the gurgling or roaring noise fieqiteiitly met with. •1 - —lt is advisable to adjust the gas and air regulators prior to putting the mantle on : to lie correct the flame should he as blue as possible, and the \ cootie of same showing a distinct conical shape of aAgreen tinted colour. .V luminous llame denotes at once imperfect regulation. d, No flame should he seen outside the mantle. CONST],T YOUR GASPTTTKR. or APPLY TO: HOKITIKA GAS COY., FOR ADVTCT. AS TO BEST BURNERS FOR THE BEST LIGHTING. RANTED KNOWN : SPRING VEGETABLES ARE NOW IN —Lettuce, Spring Onions, Radish, .Green Peas, New potatoes. Cabbage, Asparagus, J.ecks, Rhubarb, A\ bite Stone Turnips. ALSO —The choicest of ERI IT— Cherries, Grapes, Goosberries, Pine - applies. Oranges, Bananas', Demons, Dessert and Cooking Apples ERESHLY PICKED STRAWBEE R lES. X Fine selection of CONFECTIONERY. Cheapest prices in town. KIRS. M. TURNER WELD STREET, HOKITIKA. PHONE led. BOX 21. NOW EEING ISSUED. AN IMPORTANT VOLUME, “THE ROMANCE OF WESTLAND.” The Story of New Zealand’s Golden Coast, By, <S. JiARROP, H A. (Senior Scholar in History. N. Z. University, a Native of Hokitika). Numerous I Hast rat ions. Price os, Posted os fid. Order from the local Booksellers, o’ - at the County Office, Hokitika. TO BE ON SALE at the EXHIBITION Buildings. December and January. THE FAMOUS. “DODGE” MOTOR CARS AND “DODGE” TRUCKS! EASILY THE BEST AND MOST j I RELIABLE ON THE MARKET. j Full particulars on application to: BATY’S GARAGE, COMPLETE WEST COAST AGENTS. GUINNESS STREET. GREYMOUTH.

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