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Hokitika Guardian, 23 January 1924, Page 3

TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT PRINCESS THEATRE DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in: “ONE OF THE BLOOD.” “ONE OF THE BLOOD” A United Artists Eight Reel Special!A Strong Cast tof Popular Flavors, including MARJORIE DAW. TOPICALS and COMEDY! TOPICALS and COMEDY! COMING THURSDAY—A big Paramount Super Special “MANSLAUGHTER.” PRICESDRESS CIRCLE 2s 2d; STALLS Is Sd. Children (id.

DON’T PAY FOR SMOKE AND ASHES In burning coal or wood you pay lor smoke and ashes—in using gas you pay for heat alone. Think of the convenience a Gas Cooker means to you —no kindling to split, no coal io carry, no lire to build, no baking hot kitchen—all the heat under proper control. just where you want it, when you want it, ami as you want it. Gas Cookers bring cooking efficiency .ml economy to every home. Inspect our Stand at the Exhibition. The Brightest Exhibit at the Big Exposition. Daily 'Demonstrations in cooking with Gas. Useful advice given. Economical Household Hints tendered. THE HOKITIKA GAS COY., LTD. STAFFORD STREET. HOKITIKA.

v jp OH SALE.—Two Singer Sewing s Machines, 0x 8 lent, piano, gent’s bicycle, pictures ami a large quantity of second-hand furniture. Orders taken lor oak picture frames. ■l. V. Hall, Re veil St. T OST.— Oar bard/no RAIN-COAT, between Meat land Hospital and Occidental Hotel. Reward on return to L. A 1 orris, C/o. .7. V. Hall. Revell Street. AI'CTIOX SAI,K OK FURNITURE. FRIDAY, Mfli. .LAXI"ARY. At 2.111) p.m. [Vf KSSR.S \v. JEFFRIES AND CO.. "ill sell in the Alai t, a quantity el first-class furniture consisting of: Duchess chest, double and singh bedsteads, easy chairs, tables dining chairs, waslistands, cook ing utensils and crockery etc. —ALSO - Cent’s Bicycle, and Electric Heater, HAIM HALT RACES. "VTOAIIXAI lONS for the llaribari Races, to be bold on FEB. 2nd. CLOSE ON HONDA V. 28th. 7AN. and acceptances on FRIDAY. Ist FISH'. ix (;. McKay, Sec. Hnrihari Racing Club. WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. jpi'BLIC NOTICE IS 01 VEX that * pursuant to the provisions of the Rating Act, an ADDITIONAL < lIAKOE of ten per centum "ill lie added TO ALL RATES UNPAID AFTER the Dili. DAY OF FEBRUARY, 192-1. D. J. EVANS, County Clerk. WESTLAND A. & P. ASSOCIATION. 19th. Annual Show. HOKITIKA RACECOURSE. TUESDAY AND WEDESDAY. 291 h. and ROlh. JANUARY. Interesting events on both .days. iiRIZE LIST includes Timber Ouild 12-guinea Cup. Association's Cup, lonnent Cup, Ballantvne Cup, and numerous oilier valuable trophies and prizes.

CLASSES for horses, cattle, sheep. pigs, (loop, farm and dairy produce, homo cooking, school nml root-crop competitions, and sports events. ENTRIES CLOSE ON JAN. 25th. See sheet schedule for full particulars, obtainable from the Secretaries of the various A. and I*. Associations. Admission to racecourse:—(,'entlemen 2s, ladies Is., children (id. Horses (not for exhibition) ami motor cars 2s Gd each. For full particulars apply to: J. JARMAN, See. Box 6, Hokitika. FOR SALE OR LEASE. FREEHOLD CORNER SECTIONS “ frontage to Rovell Street, 42 feet Ginelies, by 100 feet towards the Beach, opposite the Bank of New Zealand, in ihc host part of the Town for business, formerly the site of the Empire Hotel. ALSO—The adjoining section, 31 feet Ginelies, frontage to Revell Street, by a depth of 100 feet. Owner—-T. C. Linncniarm. Apply to: C. J. E. LIXNEMANN, Revell Street.

m SEASON! THIS IS THE CHEAPEST SEASON WESTLAND HAS EVEN SEEN. WHY, ASK YOURSELF. /COUNTRY ORDERS, FREIGHT v ' PAID to any part of Westland. Apricots 7s. Gd. Peaches 7s. Gd. Plums 7s. 6d. Nectarines Gs. Green cases Os. COUNTRY CLIENTS, PLEASE FORWARD CASH- WE PAY freight. LOCAL CASH PRICES. Apricots 7s. Pearlies ,!i - Plums ... ,s - Noetnvines ... ... ... Bs. Gd. Greencaees Bs. Gd. SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE. It will pay you to make enquiries. We have tlio Agency for tlie Roxburi'’i Frnitfcrowers’ Association Etc. MRS. M. TURNER WELD STREET, HOKITIKA. PHONE 156. BOX 21.

LITTLE’S MOTOR SERVICE. GREYMOUTH-HOKITIKA AND VICE VERSA. OX AND AFTER MONDAY, 3rd. DECEMBER, the above service WILL RUN DAILY (Saturdays and Sundays excepted) between Greyniouth and Hokitika and vice versa. The following timetable will be observed. Greymouth, leaving G.P.O. 9 a.m., arriving Keller’s Hotel, Hokitika-, at 11 a.m. Hokitika, leaving Keller’s Hotel at 3 p.m., arriving Greymouth at 5 p.m. KUMARA-GREYMOUTH SERVICE ’BUS will leave KUMARA DAILY at 8 a.m., returning from Greymouth at 5 p.m. SATURDAYS: Leave Kumara at S a.m., 1.30 p.m., and 6.40 p.m. Leave Greymouth 12.15 p.m., 5 p.m., and 10.15 p.m. FARES—Hokitika to Greymouth 10s return. R. J. LITTLE, Proprietor.