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Hokitika Guardian, 8 December 1923, Page 3

MONDAY I PRINCESS THEATRE MONDAY I BETTY BLYTHE in: "HOW WOMEN LOVE.” "HOW WOMEN LOVE” FURTHER EPISODES of the Popula. Serial “THE LION MAX. and big supporting Series. ORCHESTRAL SKI ACTIONS! USUAL PRICES! COMING WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY NEXT—DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in :-—“ROBIN’ HOOD.’’ BRITISH & INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION, HOKITIKA OPENING DAY, SATURDAY DEC. 15. DOORS OPEN AT 1 p.m. OFFICIAL CEREMONY “MO p.m. ENTRANCE BY MAIN DOORS. TA NCR ED STREET. A ITERNOON I EVENING ! BANDS AND ORCHESTRA ! BANDS AND ORCHESTRA: Daily Admission. Is. Season tickets, l“s Od. 7s Ud. “s (Id. REFRESH.MEN'I'S OBTAINABLE AVITIIIN THE BUILDING. The Exhibition Council invites the Citizens to he Hag their premises for the opening day. and to co-operate in every way possible to make the day worthy of the occasion, for it marks thu most important event in the history of the Town of Hold lika and District.

WANTED TO SELL—Second-hand modern PIANO in good order; slight borer. Apply by letter to X.Y.Z. •‘Gimrdiim” Office. NOTICE. rSAENDEIJS, sealed and addressed to the .Secretary. School Coniniittee, Halihari. WILL 1!K RECEIVED up TILL o p.m. on TIIt'RSDAY, 13th. INST., for the conveyance of school children to Harihari School. Specifications may he seen at the (dike of this paper and at tin' post Office, Harihari. BRISTOL PIANO AND 01!CAN CXIMPANY. "pt/f J? .J. T’. QI’ERKE, representative, *- has opened up a fine display of PIANOS and MATRAXOLA GRAMAPHONES, also lecords, which will he on view lor a few days next door to -Mr J. «f. Breeze’s boot-shop. Tlie.'O Pianos will lie sold on a small deposit and easy terms. Old pianos taken as part payment. Inspection invited. JAS. KING, Local Agent.

PUBLIC NOT! "VXjrilfLK THANKING 11 hi pnhi ic j V geiietally for Hie cordial support hitherto nooordcd to Clements Motors l.imited, I have to announce that the business and assets have linen sold to Messrs Nei'inan and .Neuman, the wellknown Motor Car .Proprietors of Xelsun, on whose la-half l would solicit a continuance of the loyal patronage hitherto accorded to the. ’Vendor Company. I lie new proprietors took possession on the Ist. in-!, and will eon- | tmue ail the .services tor the future in the same efficient manner as the I Vendor Company has performed the same in the past. Signed on hehall of Clements Motors j Ltd.:•S. E. CI.KM ENTS. Mahiaging Director. Signed on lie half of Xewnum and Xcwman : - - c. U. XDAYMAN, Manager for Purchasing Company. Hokitika. Ist. Dec.. 102:1. WHAT DO YOU DO WITH YOUR EVENINGS? Ten. twenty years from to-day you ; may latterly regret that you did not ! use them to lit yourself for a bigger career in life. Every spare hour that you now waste is an irreparable loss. Spend your evenings profitably. Cot training and the right kind at the— CHRISTCHURCH COACHING COLLEGE. Which is successfully touching hundreds ot students in ACCOUNTANCY and BOOK-KEEPfXG. It is easy to study by mail with the | Christchurch Coaching College, and I

t-ii n make as rapid progress ns if you attended ilif College personally. Write to-day for a free copy ef ‘ A Guide to Accountancy.’’ It impo-es nr. obligation oil you hut will give you some verv valuable informal inn. G. T. MOSLEY. A.1.A.X.Z.. F.C.A.A. Director. Royal Exchange Building. CHRISTCHURCH. LITTLE'S MOTOR SERVICE. GREYMOUTH-HOKITI KA AND V ICE VERSA. AX AM) AFTER MONDAY, .3rd. 'C * DECEMBER, the above service WILL RUN DAILY (Saturdays and Sundays excepted) between Groyniouth and Hokitika and vice versa. Tito following timetable will be obset veil. Greymomli. leaving G.D.O. II a.lit., driving Kellet’s Hotel. Hokitika, at 11 a.m. Hokitika, leaving Keller’s Hotel at !| p.m., arriving Greymoutli at A p.m. KUMARA-GREYMOUtH service ’BUS "ill leave KUMAR A DAILY at 8 a.iit.. returning front Creymoutli :it 6 p.m. SATURDAYS: Leave Kuntara at 8 a.m.. 1 ..10 p.m., and Gold p.m. Leave Greymoutli 1d.15 p.m., 5 p.m., and 10.15 p.m. DARES —Hokitika to Greymoutli 10s toU’.rii. R. .T. LITTLE, Proprietor. ANTED KNOWN: SPRING VEGETABLES ARE NOW IN—Lettuce. Spring Onions, Radish. Green Reas, New potatoes. Cabbage. Asparagus, Peeks, Rhubarb, White Stone Turnips. ALSO—TIio choicest of FRUIT— Cherries, Grapes, Goosbcrries, Pineapples. Oranges, Bananas-, demons, Besselt and Cooking Apples FRESHLY PICKED .STRAWBERRIES. Gooseberries in cases, 201bs. to SI lbs, 7s per ease, delivered. Fine selection of CONFECTIONERY. Cheapest prices in town. MS. i. TURNER WELD STREET. HOKITIKA. PHONE 156. BOX 21. 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. X. Z. University, a Native of Hokitika). Numerous Illustrations. Price ss, Posted 5s Cd. Order from the local Booksellets, o’at the County Office, Hokitika. 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-Z. sent by return mail. Post to J. Dunstone, Box 51, Wellesley St., Auckland. Est. 31 years. Recommended by the medical profession.—WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS.