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Hokitika Guardian, 16 January 1924, Page 3

to-night I THE EXHIBITION. AT HOKITIKA. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. EVENINGS. with MATINEE 2.30 SATURDAY AFTERNOON, in con ncrtiou v.iD: the Eurinnga j it-uic: -JOAN HUGHES, Die Child Wontle of tile Dominion, MUR TEL KEIiSH AW. her'partner, ir ■‘THE KID” (Jackie Coogan). Ant 1 other Sketches, Monologues and Duets. A WONDERFUL JUVENILE DUO. COMING JANUARY 22. -.Miss Lucy < r o’.v:m (tii! istclmrehi. ami her troupe of s-'ix Juveniles ill breezy sketches and humorous scenes. A treat for old as well a.s young. TO FOLLOW. JANUARY L’SHi.- Alms Be.-sie AL'cDouald (Christchurch) and her g daxv of graceful gills in polit, vaudeville. II performeis in the dres sitst of I,allots. seeiia and sketches

FOl’- S.\ HE. r* (THIN DEE MITCH ELI, CAR,— ' * Elerlrir liliht. -elf sinner, new Exide Battery, four new lyres, newly pointed. Attraetire a ppcnranoe. Just keen overhauled and in <e;ood running orilei'. Cost £750 new, and owner will sell for .C-22D. Apply BOX 11. Hokitika. POSITIVELY FARR WE LI, APPEARANCE! PRIOR TO THEIR I) ERA ETC EE FOR ENCHANT) OF THE WORLDFAMOUS ARTISTS WHO GAY H QQ CONSECrriYK CONCERTS ! *>& CONSECTTIYK CONCERTS ! AT THE SYDNEY TOWN HALL. WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS! H-- INCOMPARABLE ARTISTS—I 4 Pi iY SOI.nISTS! ADULT SOLOISTS! 13) RIN(' ES S mII !•: A TIT l;i ! * RINC ES S ft- 11 EAT RE ! TO-MORROW ! TO-MORROW ! piro-'tion ... Edward Tiraitsooiiihe General Mn na yer. I,en dn Chateau A REIHUANT NEW PROGRAMME. Sulus, Duel-. Quartet tes. Glees. .Madriiials, Anlliems. Old English pi ilk Hones. Humorous Catehes. and Grand Opera Kxeerpi.s. THE IDEA!. ENTERTAINMENT. Tin ilm !’l;ia i- at Mel nto-h's. next. In tbe Tlieiit re. PRICES: A-, i-. :ts. *_'s. All Plus Tax. Juvenile- under Hi half-pi ire. Tourinir Mnnneei- William J. Eyrue. !! VCES POSTPONED.

WIN!': TO T! KOF.NT FLOODS ilio ' WATARnA-WAITAXCI RACKS ! i.A\'K HKK.X I'OSTI’ONKD I'VTll. TIIi'KSDAV. .) AX K AHA’ hist. [l'd. Ihat you receive in your own homo fflinl is absolutely 1 lio onunl to iho hc.-t personal tuilion. I'.aeh student, receives tlio individual alioution of highly <iu;diiiid teacher specialists, rlio lessons are clear and concise and each studont's work is oarolully corrected anil knotty points explained hy i 0 insi rueiors. Xutr is tlio time to enrol—the fees v vri'V moderate, and can he paid in isv insta'mer Is. Our floe booklet. A Guide to Accountancy" wdl tnve m particulars of our course. Applyjr for it places you und-r no 0b1i0n- ,,,, i , us. Write for it to-day. lls.

(i T. MO.-H.UY. A. 11.I 1 . A .N ■/■■■ A.1.A.N.Z.. K.C'.A.A. Din'ctor. Ilnval Exchange Bid*. crinisTciirKCH. BRITISH. AND I NTKU-COI.OXI AI, EXHIBITION'. FLOWER SHOW! SOLDTEHS' HALE. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. JANUARY L’-ini.. and -Ttli. F.NTHIUS CLOSE NEXT SATURDAY. .1 \NUAHY 10th.. at the County (.Ymncil Ofliro. J. TIMBKKLk. Socroinry. r.O. Hokitika NOV/ 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 Posted os 6d. Order from the local Booksellers, or at the County Office, Hokitika. TO BE ON SAT/E at the EXHIBITION Buildings, December and January.

THE FAMOUS. “DODGE” MOTOR CARS AND “DODGE” TRUCKS! KA SILT THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE ON THE MARKET. Full particulars on application to: BATY'S GARAGE, COMPLETE WEST COAST AGENTS, GUPiNFSf* 3TMET, GB'F?MOFTH,