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Hokitika Guardian, 7 December 1923, Page 3

MONDAY ! MONDAY I PRINCESS THEATRE BETTY BLYTHE in : “HOW WQrVIEN LOVE.” “HOW WOMEN LOVE” FURTHER EPISODES of the Popuhn. Serial “THE LION MAX. anil big supporting Series. ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS 1 USUAL PR ICES ! COMING WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY NEXT—DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in :- “ROBIN HOOD." —i'iii.wi ■ mm TO-NIGHT! OPERA HOUSE, HOKITIKA TO-NIGHT! “RICH MEN’S WIVES." WINGS ARE BROKEN “RICH MEN’S WIVES.’ ON THE WHEELS < iF JEALOUSY. ALSO—THE SECOND CHAPTER OF THE BEAUTY GIRLS. COME AND SEE THE WEST COAST’S PRETTY GIRLS. TO-NIGHT MCLEAN’S PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE PARAMOUNT PKESEN TS WALLACE REID IN—“THIRTY DAYS.” “THIRTY DAYS.” .MACK SENNETT COMEDY am! ,-eria! "NAN OF THE NORTH.” SATURDAY:—AH Star Caste in "FINE FEATHERS.'’ Serial and comedy.

'\\T AMT. It TO SKLL— -Second-haml ' ’ modern PIANO in "ood order; slight borer. Apply by letter to X.Y.Z. “Guardian” Ofliee. BRISTOL PIANO AND ORGAN COMPANY. 7V? R <J. I’. QIKRPE, representative, ®- lias opened up a fine display of PIANOS and MATRAXOLA G RAMAPHONES, also records, uhieh will lie on view lor a few days next door to .Air .!. ,1. BroezeX ljooislmp. These Pianos will be sold on a small deposit and easy terms. -Old pianos taken as pait payment. Inspection invited. JAS. KING, Loco I Aoe 111.

I’rm.io notice. THAN’KING the public ’ fur [lie cordial suppint hitherto accorded to (dements Motors ! .united, I haw io announce that the business and ii.sst-l- li.vro licrn soli! to Messrs Xewiuan ami Newman, the wo!!known Motor Car Proprietors of Xelwm, on alios,, hohnlf | would solicit a contill 11:1 mo of t!)<■ loyal patronage hitherto accorded to the Vendor Company. 'I ho new proprietors took possession on tin' Ist. just, and will continue all the services for the future in the same efficient manner as the Vendor Company has performed the same in the past. Signed on hehnlf of Clements .Motors f.td. : S. E. CLEMENTS, Managing Director. Signed on helialf of Newman and Newman : - - C. 11, XK\YM AN, Manager for Purchasing Company. 1 io’.itika, Ist. Dec.. lfl;?:}.

AUTOMATIC DRAUGHTLESS £ DUSTLESS DOOR FAB. PRICK LIST. DOOR PADS IX WOOD CCALIFORNIA.X RK.D WOOD). All lengths 111 > to .'Wilts. (single doors 10/0 e;i. Lengths of (Wins. and over (single doors) lid tat. All lengths i]|» to .(‘Jins, (double or folding doors) 1!) Gen. Lengths of Win. and met- (double or folding doors) 22 Gen. DOOR PADS I.X BRASS OR WHITK MKTAL. All lengths up to MGins. (single doors) 27/G fit. Lengths of .'lOins. and over (single doors) dO;- e:t. All lengths up to !2ins. i double or folding (doors) 17 (i oa. Lengths of 12in-. and over (dnilb!.' or folding (loot s t . o2G ert. DOOR PADS O.XIDISKD. doors, metal pads only.

C. FRIEND, SEWELL ST., WEST (’OAST AGKN'I. LITTLE'S MOTOR SKI!VICE. GREYMOUTH-HOKITI KA AND VICE VERSA. OX AND AFTER MONDAY, Aid. DIA L!.MI!EH, the above <mrvlu> WILL RUN DAILY (Saturdays and Sundays excepted) between (1 roymouth and Hokitika and vice- versa. The folio" ino timetable, will be olsservcd. Orevmouth. leaving 0.1’.0. !) a.in., arrivine Kellers Hotel. Hokitika, at 11. a.m. Hokitika, leaving Keller’s Hotel at -‘1 ]>.in., arriving; Oioyniouth at •) ]).ni. KUMARA-GREYMOUtIi SERVICE ’lll'S will leave KTMARA DAILY at 8 a.in., returning ironi Oroymouth at 5 [i.m. SATURDAYS: Leave Kunuua at 8 a.m.. I.AO p.m.. and 0.10 p.m. Leave Greymouih 12.15 p.m.. ■> p.m.. -md 1f).15 p.m. FARES-- llokii Ika to Oreymoiitli Ids let urn. R. J. HTTTI.F., J’roprictor. ANTED KNOWN : string vegetables are nchv IN— I.ettme, Spring Onions. Radish, (I i pen IV,as, New Rotator's, Cabbaoe. Asparaeus. Reeks, Rhubarb, White Stone Turnips. ALSO —The choicest of TILL.II Cherries, Grapes. Goosberries, Rineapples. Ora.uee.s, .Bananas, TJemons, llesse: t and Cookiim Apples FRESHLY PICKED STRAWBERRIES. Gooseberries in ease’s. 201 b;. to 21 lbs, 7s per ease, delivered. Fine selection of CONI' L.CniOXLRA. Cheapest prices in town. MRS. M. TURNER WELD STREET, HOKITIKA. RHONE 156. BOX 21.

NOW BEING ISSUED. A\ 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. Z. Umversitv a Native of lloHtilta). Numerous Illustrations. Price ss, 'Posted os 6cl. Order from the local Booksellers, or at the County Office, ITokitika. TO BE ON SALE at the EXHIBITION Buildings, December and January.

OLD FALSE TEETH bought sound or broken; also dental scrap. Best prices in N.2. sent by return mail. Post to J. Dunstone, Eos 51, Whileslej St., Auckland. Est. 31 yents.