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Hokitika Guardian, 29 January 1924, Page 3

WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! PRINCESS TH EATREI WM, FOX Presents 10JIJIIX m: “ARABIA.” “ARABIA.” I®A|!A.” day THURSDAY—The Picture that made Pam gasp. A b«een THU SD THURSDAY —translation of the daring masterpiece ot trench imRSDAY THURSDAY Fiction L’A thuitide ■•MSSING HUSBANDS,TOPICALS ! COMEDY"! (>K CI H S'l RA . ■ rn srrpirt McLEAN’B PTGTURES THEATRE JbsOLl™- the nsvsr SPORTING PICTORK EVER SHOWS ON ' T i IE COAST FEATURING BERT I.YTKLT. IX“THE RIGHT THAT FAILED.” He'll make you shout encouragement and cry lor jov as you see mm tight for the championship Belt. \ PICTURE NO ONE SHOULD MISS! USUAL PRILLS! ■ROSS. WEDNESDAY“THE HI OUT THAT FAILED.” and “THE HOLDEN GIFT.”

DON’T PAY FOR SMOKE AND ASHES X In burning coal or wood you pay for smoke and ashes—in using gas you pay for beat alone. Cook with Gas! Think of the convenience a fas C'ookcr means to you —no kindling to split, no coal to carry, no fire to lunld, no baking hot kitchen—all the beat under proper control, just where you want it, when you want it, and as you -want it-. Gas Cookers bring cooking cUicieney and economy . to every home. Inspect our Stand at the Exhibition. The Brightest Exhibit at the Dig Exposition. Daily Demonstrations in cooking with Gas. Useful advice given. Economical Household Hints tendered. THE HOKITIKA GAS COY., LTD. STAFFORD STREET, HOKITIKA,

WESTLAND A. & P. ASSOCIATION. • 19th. Annual Show. HOKITIKA RACECOURSE. TUESDAY AND AVEDKSUAY. 29th. and 30th. JANUARA . Interesting events on both days. PRIZE LIST includes Timber Guild 12-guinea Cup, Association’s Cup, Tcnncnt Cup, Ballantyno Cup, anil numerous other valuable trophies and prizes. CLASSES for horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, dogs, farm and dairy produce, homo cooking, school and root-crop competitions, and sports events. See sheet schedule for full particulars, obtainable from the Secretaries of the various A. and P. Associations. Admission to racecourse: —(icntlemeu 2s, ladies Is., children Od. Horses (not for exhibition) and motor cars 2s (id each. For full particulars apply to:— .1. JA UMAX. Sec. Box 0, Hokitika. kokatahi sai.k yards. FRIDAY, Ist. FEBRUARY. At Noon. M HOUS T 0 N AND CO., • will sell by public auction as above:— On account of Messrs D. Mulholland. F. Wall. Xeilson Ri’os.. A. Cedermnii, AV. Ritchie, S. Do Fillii'i, 1? Cropp, A. and, I'. Mehnrry. C. Cron, E. AVall and P. Heslan. 70 21 and 3-yr. STEERS. 20 Eat CATTLE -10 Mixed YEARLINGS 50 AYcaner CALA’KS 70 Eat SHEEP 20 Eat LAMBS 20 Mixed HEIFERS and COWS. Pacing fielding ‘‘TIM ).J AN"- ! '. v Harold Dillon. 2 HEIFERS, in calf to 1 edigive bull.

■j vr. SPRINGERS. Forward lIEIFKRS. fra- Mr 0. AY. A mherger. ARATTURA STORK STOCK SARK. AVEONESTtAY Oth. FEBRUARY At 11 n .in. Messrs \v. jeffries and t'O. will sell 200 head of Hereford Ci\*s ratlin from OTJiX I-iNN SIATIOX comprising:— 40 3-vr. STEERS 40 2-3-yr. STEERS. SO 15 to 18-mos. STEERS 40 1") to 18-mos. HEIFERS. XOTE The above annual draft are good forward sturdy rattle, quint to handle, will tattoo quickly and will bo sold in lots to suit buyers. NOTICE TO SHEEP-BREEDERS WE ARE OFFERING for private sale a number of pedigree 2tootli Romney RAMS. from the farm of Mr. T. Morel, of Murchison. They are a reallv first-class lot of rams and may be inspected at the Show grounds on Tuesdav and Wednesday. Orders booked will have first selection. For price and particulars apply to— Af. HOUSTON Sc CO.. Live Stock Agents. TO MOTORISTS. S'TP-TO-DATE TOURING CAR for L' HIRE, day and night. Trips arranged to any part of tile Coast. Ring A 7. Johansen, e/o AVihl and Bassett’s Garage, Phono HBW. JAM SEASON! “GET THE FRUIT FROM TURNER’S ior this season's jam—it's much cheaper and better there. I believe she s ri<dit—their prices always were lower than nnvone else’s, so to Turner’s I'm

going. LOCAL CASH PRICES. Apricots (s - Poaches I_ s - Plums s - Nectarines Ss - G<l- - & s - SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO THE. TRADE. For country cash orders add 6d ior freight to any part of Westland. MRS. HI. TURNER WELD STREET, HOKITIKA. PHONE 156. BOX 21. LITTLE’S MOTOR SERVICE. GREYMOUTH-HOKITIKA AND VICE VERSA. /~vN AND AFTER MONDAY, 3rd. V * DECEMBER, the above service WILL RUN DAILY (Saturdays and Sundays excepted)' between Greymouth and Hokitika and vice versa. The following timetable will he obGrevmonth. leaving G.P.O. 0 a.rn., arriving Kellei’s Hotel, Hokitika, at Hokitika, leaving Keller’s Hotel at 3 p.m., arriving Greymouth at 5 p.m.

kumara-greymouth service ’BUS 'Vill leave KUMAR A DAIRY at 8 a.m., returning from Greymouth at 5 p.ifl. i q SATURDAYS: Leave Kuniara at K a.m., 1-30 p.m., and 6.40 p.m. Leave Greymouth 12.15 p.m., 5 p.m., and FARES-Hohitika to Greymouth 10s return. B. J. LITTLE, Proprietor.