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Hokitika Guardian, 26 January 1924, Page 2

Train -arrangements -in connection with the Hokitika Show oil 30th. Jununrv nr© advertised in this issue.

North Island mails and passengers by the ferry steamer connected with the West Coast express at Christchurch this morning. Now arriving, large consignments of apricots, peaches, plums, tomatoes etc. Oui instructions are to sell at lowest market price.—Paterson, Michel and Co.. Ltd. Phone No 2.—Advt. The Inspector of Fire Brigades (Mr T. T. Hugo) inspected the Hokitika Fire Brigade last night. There was a good muster under Supt. Braddon. The steam engine was taken out and worked well. Then two, three and four men hose practices were carried out. The Inspector expressed himself as well satisfied with the work done. The Westland A. and P. Association's Show takes place on the Hokitika racecourse on Tuesday ami AAodnesday next. The entries are ol a substantial nature, and include (12 entries in cattle sections from Canterbury. All tile classes have filled well and there promises to be good competition. Ihe Committee have been busily engaged in making the necessary arrangements, and tie* racecourse is now all ready to receive the stock. The usual sporting events on the programme promise to fill well and everything points to the Show being a very successful one.

Hokitika grocers report big business at the “NO-llUBBING” Laundry Help counters; (shilling a time). —Advt.

Load your Camera with KODAK El LAI, and take no chances with substitutes. Has great latitude, and s]ieed to spare. Kodak Film lias never been equalled. Insist bn ‘Kodak’—the dependable Film in the yellow carton. British-made.

WINDOW BLINDS. The window blind specialists of New Zealand are Hulston’s Ltd., 437 Colombo Street, Sydenham. Christchurch, who use only guaranteed Fadeless Holland. They will supply you with blinds to your satisfaction, freight paid, or refund you your money. Write for their low quote.