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Hokitika Guardian, 10 December 1923, Page 3

TO-NIGHT i PRINCESS THEATRE “ TO-NIGHT I WILLIAM FARNUM in— WILLIAM FARNUM in— One of his old-time blue shirt two-fisted roles. “MOONSHINE VALLEYL” “MOONSHINE VALLEY;’ A THRILLING STORY OF A MAN'S lIEGENERATION. ALSO:—“THE LION MAN" and 2-reel COMEDY. ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS. USUAL PRICES:

TUESDAY MCLEAN’S PiCTURES PRINCESS THEATRE BERT LYTELL in an entertaining cornwalk barefooted. I liL Llrill **H J. V Rollicking two-Reel COMEDY, TRAVELOG UK AND GAZETTE! FRIDAY—VIOLA DANA in:—“THE FIVE DOLLAR? BABY.” ROSS.—Wednesday; KCMARA. Thursday, Bert Lvtell in ■‘The Man Who.” BRITISH & INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION, HOKITIKA OPENING BAY, SATURDAY DEC. 15. DOORS OI’EX AT 1 p.m. OFFICIAL CEREMONY 2.3 U p.m ENTRANCE BY MAIN DOORS. TANCRFD STREET. AFTERNOON! BANDS AND ORCHESTRA! evening: BANDS AND ORCHESTRA! Daily Admission, is. Season tickets. 12s (id. 7s Oil. 2s Oil. REFRESHMENTS OBTAINABLE WITHIN THE BUILDING. The Exhibition Council invites the Citizens to liellai: their premise-, for the opening day, and to co-opera 1 e in overv w.-n possible to make the day worthy of the occasion, for it marks the most important event, in the history of the Town of Hokitika and District.

WESTLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ANNUAL MEETING rniiE annual CEXKRAJ. MEET- " IXG of members oT the above WILL RE HELD :u the futility Cliambets at- 7X50 o'clock on TUESDAY. DECEMBER. mil. All members are cordially invited to attend. 11l SINESS—-To receive tl.e annual report and balance sheet and elect officers lor tho year. I). j. EVANS. Hot). Secretary.

BRISTOL PIANO AM) ORGAN COM R A N Y. ]% /| 1? •]. I*. QI'KRME, representative, ■*-* * has o] cited up a fine display of PIANOS and MATRAXOLA GRAMAi’HOXK.S, also records, which will bo on view for a few days next door to Mr d. d. Breeze's bootshop. These I’ianos will be sold on a small deposit and easy terms. Old pianos taken as pait payment. Inspection invited. JAR. KIXG, Local Agent. PUBRIC NOTICE. WHILE THANKING Urn public * ' geneialty for the cordial snp]!orl hitherto accorded to Clements Motors Limited. I have to announce that the business and assets have been sold to Messrs Newman and Newman, the wellknown Motor Car Proprietors of Nelson, on whose behalf 1 would solicit a continuance of the loyal patronage hitherto accorded to the Vendor Company. The new 'proprietors took possession on the Ist. inxt, and will continue ;l |i fhc services for the. future in tile same efficient, manner as the Vendor Company lias performed the same in tin* past. Signed on hehalf of Clements Motots bt.l. : S. K. CLEMENTS. M allowing Director. Signed on behalf of Newman and Newman : - 0. R. X i:\v.max, Manager for Purchasing Company. 1 lokitika. Ist. Dee.. 1 OAT

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LITTLE'S MOTOR SERVICE. GREYMOUTH-HOKITIKA AND VICE VERSA. OX AND AFTER MONDAY. I!:.!. DECEMBER, tlie nlwive service WILL RUN DAILY (Saturdays ami Sundays excepted) between Greyinoutli and Hokitika ami vice versa The followin'.: timetable will be observed. Greyinoutli, leaving G.R.O. 0 a.in., ai rivinn Ivelku’s lintel, Hokitika, at 11. a.in. Hokitika, leaving Keller’s Hotel at p.m., arriving Greyinoutli at :> p.m. KUMARA-GREYMOUtH service •Bis "ill leave KUMAR A DAILY at 8 a.in., returning from Greyinoutli at 5 p.m. SATURDAYS: Leave Kumara at 8 a.in., 1 ..30 p.m., and G.-10 p.m. Leave Greyinoutli 12.10 p.m., 5 p.m., and 10.1.5 p.m. FARES—Hokitika to Greyinoutli 10s return. It. J. LITTLE, Proprietor.

WANTED KNOWN: SPRING VEGETABLES ARE NOW IX—Lettuce. Spring Onions, Radish, Green l’ca-s. New Potatoes. Cabbage. Asparagus, Leeks, Rhubarb, W bite Stone Turnips. ALSO —The choicest of FRUIT — Cherries, Grapes, Goosherries, I'ineappfcs, Ora.'nges, Bananas, Demons, Desseit and Cooking Apples FRESHLY PICKED STRAWBERRIES. Gooseberries in cases, 201bs. to 2Ubs. 7 S per case, delivered. Fine selection of CONFECTIONER! . Cheapest prices in town. MRS. M. 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, N. Z. University, a Native of Hokitika). Numerous Illustrations. Price ss, Posted 5s 6d. Order front the local Booksellers, o? at the County Office, Hokitika. TO BE ON SALE at the EXHIBITION Buildings! .sM January*