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Hokitika Guardian, 21 December 1923, Page 3

MONDAY ! PRINCESS THEATRE MONDAY S A Roma nee'of lifo behind the Footlights. KATHERINE MacDONALD —IK—“CURTAIN.” “CURTAIN” The Love Story of mi Actress! AND SPECIAL HOLIDAY SCTTOHTIXG SERIES! ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS! USI'AL PRICES! TO-NIGHT McLEAN’S PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE ANNOC XCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY !—Something entirely different: “THE FOUR JUST WEN.” • BV “” r A picture without a woman. A picture no member of the family should miss. SERIAL and COWBOY COMEDY!. SATURDAY—A Huge Programme! TO-NIGHT! OPERA HOUSE, HOKITIKA TO-NIGHT! V Bi" Special with an all-star cast, from the great novel by Joseph C. Lincoln: “PARTNERS OF THE TIDE.” “PARTNERS OF THE TIDE.” AHSO THE REALTY COMPETITION! i...: c iron,,mi of Mr .1 Hadlaml (tenor) who wi

THE EXHIBITION. change: of programme NIGHTLY. FRIDAY, DEC. 21.—Orpheus Ha'll, Dancing; double 2s tjd, single Is (id.— 8.30 p.m. to midnight. SATURDAY, DEC. 22nd.—Orpheus Theatre. Christchurch Concert Party. admission 2s and Is.— 8 p.m. MONDAY. DEC. 21th. (Christinas Eve) • Orplnms Theatre. special Xmas conceit by Concert party; 8 p.m. Admis-ion 2s and Is. CHRISTMAS NIGHT (Princess Theatre;—Grand Concert of Christinas .Music by Concert Party, Exhibition Choir and Hokitika Or-chestra—-a festival of music; doors at 8 p.m. COMMENCING NEW YEAR'S EVE TUG-O’-WAR COMPETITION, open t.j tennis of live Men; entry IDs per team, Ist Prize L'lO, 2nd Prize £b: ,‘hd. Prize £2 IDs. Entries received l>v the Exhibition Snore!sty up to Friday 28th. inisl. Committee „|’ Management: Messrs W. .1 ell'ries. |,. Aldridge, and C. •!. King. EXHIBITION OPEN DAILY Admission Is. SEASON TICKETS STII.L ON SALE! SUPPORT THE COAST’S BIG SHOW ! SUPPORT THE COAST BIG SHOW! WANTED KNOWN ; - FRESH VEGETABLES arriving cvi ry day. Caulilbnvers, Cabbages, Letluce. Spring Onions, Radishes, Peas, White Stine Turnips, New Potatoes. etc. ALSO the Choice.-l of Fruit, Coos.elie:ries, Bautin is, (bailees. Lemons, Grapes, Apples, Peals. Plums. Apricots, J’caches, and Cherries. Tomatoes our Specialty. Fine selection of Conleet’oiiery. Country orders a speciality, wholesal- and retail orders executed. Cheapest prices in town. Please pay our stall a visit whilst at the Exhibition. REMEMBER—AppIe a day keeps the doctor away.

MRS. M. TURNER WELD STREET, HOKITIKA. PHONE ICC. BOX 21. LITTLE'S MOTOR SERVICE. GREYMOUTH-HOKITIKA AND VICE VERSA. ON AND AFTER MONDAY. 3rd. DECEMBER, the above service WILE REN DAILY (Saturdays and Sundays excepted) between < Iroymouth and Hokitika and vice versa The. following timetable will ht> o lire r red. Greyaiouth, leaving (LP.O. !) a.in., ;n riving Kellers Hotel, Hokitika, at I i a.ill. Hokitika. leaving Keller's Hotel at ]mm . arriving Gicymouth at 5 |).iu. kumara-greymouth service 'III*S "HI leave KEMARA DAHA at 8 a.m., returning from Oreymouth at 5 p.m. SATURDAYS: Leave Twimara at 8 a.m.. 1 ...10 p.m., and 0.10 p.m. Leave Gicymouth 12.15 p.m., 5 p.m., and 10.15 p.m. FARES Hokitika to Oreymouth 10s lotuni. R. J. LITTLE, Proprietor. HOKITIKA GAS COY., —LTD.— STAFFORD STREET. HOKITIKA. see- STAND 121 -?, EE ,\T THE GREAT EXHIRIHOM NELSON AVENUE. REAR, OF TOWN HALL. Special Display of Das Appliances Including Hot Plates, Laundry Irons. Gas Coppers. W ater Heaters. ( ankers of all Descriptions. ENQUIRE PRICKS AND INSPECT GOODS. Special Cookery .Displays, mnler the Direction of Miss Todhunter. of Christchurch, every afternoon during January iroo. HOKITIKA GAS COY.. NOW CEI KB RATING TTS GOLDEN JUPHT.EE. 50 YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE. TX THE TOWN OF HOKITIKA. A GUARANTEE OF ITS EXCELLENCE. SPECIAL NOTE! All Conking at the, Exhibition. Luncheon and Tea Rooms done by pis with appliances supplied by the HOKITIKA GAS COY. FARMERS NOTICE. WESTLAND COOL STORAGE AND DAIRY COY-, LTD-, HOKITIKA. milE ABOVE COMPANY’S WORKS 1- are now in readiness to COMMENCE its fust operation—BUTTEß MANUFACTURING. HIGHEST PRICES I’ATD for butlerArrangeinents made TO LAKE DE--1 I VER Y of vour SUPPLY, at roadside, and ALL FREIGHTS ARE PAID by the Company. Cream haulage contractors in each district from whom all information may be obtained. 11. T. PARRY. Managing Director.

JANIES KING, bookseller asp stationer, REVELL ST.. HOKITIKA X-MPORTER of mercantile sta. TIONERY of every description Account books, all sizes. Typewriting, ribbons, paper and sundries, fancy and ornamental stationery, drawing paper, school bags, and requisites stocked. Birthday and reward books, cards illuminated texts, bihies, prayers hyinno. The latest books and g}qg;*sßs* ,dying by. etory ffi&ilt