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Hokitika Guardian, 4 January 1924, Page 3

Apply ANTED—Good GIRL for housework. Easy place, at Groymouth. ‘‘Guardian” Office. HOKITIKA TROTS. ryv SATI KIUY, .Till. JANI'ARY. ' ” trains. previously adWILL NOT liL'N 6.1.1 pm —Reortoii-Gieyinovn.il. 0.0 a.ni.—Ku'>-Hokitika. 10.13 a.nt.—llolutika-Rosv' . -JO a.m. ;lio!utii:! ! -Gp^y nio utli. L!KI p.i".. S.C a.in. Gieyiii'iiiiii-Ilokitika. Train » ili leave linss tor Hokitika at <;.:«» a.in. ictii: uinp: lroin Hokitika at I■ ,l a.in. Trains will leave Greyinouth foi Hokitika at 0.0 a.in., 10.0 a.in. 1.0 ji.in.. 1.10 |>.lii.. and 0.10 ji.in. and Hokitika for GreymotiLli at 7.00 a.in.. I.T p.in.. 6.10 ji.iii .. 0.15 p.m.. and 10.0 1 •.ni. Tin- 10.0 a.in. train from Groynimith and 0.10 p.m. train from Hokitika will stop at Klinor Lane and Ivu—mare only. I-’d r further pai tit ldai„ cmniiro at stations.

rkeftox hacks. /\x Monday. 7th. January. A " train usually leaving Ross for Hokitika ;it ('«..'!(> a.in. will leave at li «: a.in. Train usually leaving Hokitika for f! ivy mouth at 7.05 a. in. will leave at 7.1(1 a.m. Train will leave Greyinontli for Mofcitika at B.Jo )>.in. Train will leave Ross lei Hokitika at B.Jo p.m. returning from Hokitika at 10.10 p.m. (In Wednesday IHli. January, (lain nil 1 leave (ireymontli for Roefton tit <l.O a.in., leturnino from Reelton at (I ij p.m. Train usually leaving Reernui for (l ivy mouth at d.OO p.m. "ill Fare at li.lo p.m. For furl lor parlienlai s eni|iiire at stal ion-. EXHIBITION. OKKX DAILY! ADMISSION !-. Cot) K!! R Y DEMONSTRATIONS. AFTERNOON AND KYKNIXC L'RKK TO-NIGHT ! TO-.XI(HIT ! ORi-lIKUS THKATRK AT S. (IRAX’D 11 I.LSI RATED SCKXIC TO' !:, and LKOTFRK. covering a holiday outing in "6 E A 111 iF U L WESTLAND. " R. Dr. Toi ludiounu. assisted hy Alt I lavelo. k Williams, of Tinman. WFSTI.A.XDKU : Know Thy Country. VISITOR : oiinip-e llu Realities of Wet la ini. SATURDAY and AInXDAY. 'uli. and rill. JAM Alt Y. ( omiitil ..I tin- KIWSKWAHK Ql'AftTLTTF. (( liri-teliun In. and a inirtli-’ M.'O ik'iie. liuinaris.i m Sl'l’.l T A!. FXTIvRTAIXM!•'.NTS. JlTill-KR TIAIE. dan. Dili.. RUh., IHli.. am! IJili. Mu'i.Y FOR JURir.KK TJADOFS NOW. All pinnae:s i>t 1801-1809 -ordialiy invited in attend the EKi'J'-ition. .Monster | rograinmo , f lUilertai ument pie; arotl. DKRKY'S HAND. Jan. I l-.ii.. Uth.. and ITtli. : ill l open air conceit i n Jan. Hit It., on Hokitika Raccoon: se. BLOUSE AND JUMPER BARGAINS. Now Sunning at HKYKI.I. STRF.KT. (Op|,e.-iie Mr \'. Williams. Chemist.)

W. KEE. SILK AIKIH IUXT. KOI! I'OIiTXICHT (iNLV. SII.KS IN AI. I. KIIAIiKS AXI > Ui.'K.NDs. f:imilul ("nini- mill Fin-' isfa. ni.orsKS AXI) .ICMI'KUK AUK 01'-I-'l.l;Ki> AT SI’KC iA I. (TT I’IUCFS FOR Til I 111) VISIT. XOTK SOMK ('l' TMK UAUOAIXS. White China Silk nldii-ei; sizes IT to I. S;,|,. Ills (VI. I Aiu-i Sill; Blouses. plain or striped collars in skirl style; sizes 1-1} to 1-V. Stile. Id< (id. Ladies’ style—lx ltd. I'Tiyi Sill; Shirt- Sale. ills. White anti t Allured Crepe tie Chine Blouses. th i ee-(|ua tier sleeved, 11, mid mid Y neck, with head work Sa ie 19- (id and ‘-M s. White and Colored Crepe de Chine Tllnu-es. tliree-f|iiarter sleeve, round neck 111dv. v illi henntil'nl omhroidery work S.de Ill’s (id niltl 255. L'nyi and ( hunt Sill; Blouses. in round 'ueek, with hem-stiteh trimmings— Side Ids dll and Ids (ill. Vuei Silk Nightdress. with hand-

work Sale 2'>< (kl ami 27s 01. Tiosore Silk Nightdress. ssitne as nhnvo wmk ■■■ Si'li' 2ns Oil. Wincevetle Xii'litilrrss. v.-iili handwork Sill.' 11s (kl. fum Silk Dres-ing .Im kct ■ Sale.'2ls Oil. Srrined Silk 1 nileiskirts —Salt 1 ISs fid. (-ill,,Veil Or eye tic Chine .Tnmrors. lhreo-i|iiarter sleeve. with hand v, nil; Sain 21s. Kugliidi <Tc]e Nightdress. nil white- - ' Sain 12s I’nl. Silk .!uinl pi's -Sale 2«* <>d. ' jr ts C,:!. mid :12s fill. \, i, Silk .lumpen—>i!k'. Its 0.1, l.s Oil. 27s (ill. 2!ts (ill. :52s Oil. 3.js. mill 12s 0:1. ,7 . r „.y silk Skirts, m Xi}-'”or only; usual -in.s (ill- Sal" 07s fid. I.ar-tp Stork nf KnittiiiK Silk—Self, ■is rtfl ii .skein. BERRY’S CASH BUTCHERY. ■nTJTTI..M.\M BURRY HAS PLU.AIV sniK in ANNOUNCING that bo has Oi’UXF.D A BUTCIIKIUS SHOU witii the most modern appliancen foi health, cleanliness and convenience. steam plant- for t >reraraLion of all SMAU. GOODS, which will he ON s'\ u: DA i I.Y. ()„] v th' hot of meat, mostly own c-rov. n, supplied. THANK COOPUH. Manager. \DDI’USS —Wold Street, near Clock Towel. Hokitika.

FARMERS NOTICE. WESTLAND COOT. STORAGE AND HAIRY COY-, LTD., HOKITIKA. mHE A ROY I- COMPANY’S WORKS JL a:v non- in readiness to COAIAiEXCK its fust operation— Bl ITER MAXI.'FACT! KINGHIGHEST I’RICF.S I’AIH for butterfat. \rrnniiOiniMits made TO TAKE HE--1 TVER Yof vonr SUPPLY, nt roadside, and ALL FREIGHTS ARE PAID hv H.e Company- . , Cream haulage contractors in each district from whom all information may Mined. h T rumTi Managing Diiector. YIP LEE LAUNDRY, REV ELL STREET. ,r|p REE. BEGS TO XOTIFI the 8 public that he is prepared to do II Hasses of laundering work ut ats nomises. ColhAnC 2d Oaeii: Shuts Gd; ’nder-elothir.c: 4ft each. ALL AYORKf GUARANTOR