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Hokitika Guardian, 25 February 1924, Page 3

TO-NIGHT J PRINCESS THEATRE TO-NIGHT JACKIE COOGAX —IX— JACKIE COOGAX “OLIVER TWIST.” “OLIVER TWIST." (CEaries Dickens’ Immortal Masterpiece). DOX’T MISS JACKIE COOGAX IX THE PART OF OLIVER TWIST ASKING FOR .MORE! “LEATHER PUSHERS” Serial “RADIO KING” AND ORCHESTRA! ! PRICES: Circle 2s 2d, stalls Is Bd. children under 12 (downstairs) Gd TUESDAY MCLEAN'S PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE \ Great Picture Drama. GERALDINE FARRAR and LOU TELLEGEX in: “THE WORLD ANO ITS WOMAN.” The most novel, and interesting screenevent of the year! USUAL PRICES! ROSS, WEDNESDAY—“AT THE VILLA ROSE." KUMARA. THURSDAY—“AT THE VILLA ROSE.”

T EFT— Under north edge of Hokitika * Bridge, .Sunday 1711 i.. one pocket CAMERA "Anseo”. Finder kindly return to ■‘Guardian" Office. WANTED— Strong YOUTH OR MAN for farm work. Must be able to milk. Apply S. Bassett, Revell ■Street. WANTED-WINCHMAN, sceond- * * class ticket. Apply Humphreys Sawmill Ltd. WANTED— BOY for farm work at Herepo. Apply Mrs St. George, or Perry and Co., Hokitika. Wanted to lease-paddock. handy to town.- -Erie James. Butcher. TAOR .SALE—Quantity of cooking L A.PJPLES, 2d ]>er lb. Apply ‘Guardian’’ Office. IGHTY DESlGNS—Bungalows. * Villas. Planned by 2-5 N.Z. Architects. 12s till Posted. Keyesmann, Publisher, Palmerston Buildings, Auckland. EX 1-11BUITON BKB 1) IN G. A QUANTITY of Exhibition BED-' -f V ding IS now ON SALE at the COUNTY- CHAMBERS, at the following prices for net cash: - Iron bedstead b:-.s, mattress 20s; pillow 2s Gd: j blankets (per pair) 20s; sheets (per pair) 10s 0d; (jiiilts 10s each ; or complete bed lot £.j . Early application neeessaiy. I). J. EVANS. General Send a ry.

A BACHELOR'S BALL. Ll* RE HELD. AT TOTARA ’’V HAM,, ROSS. ON FRIDAY. I'"EBR LAR Y 29th. AI tisic supplied by Miss King and Mr Keys. Excellent SMI'IV! . A. RATKRSO.N, Secretary. POTATOES AND ONIONS. POTATOES AND ONIONS. FOR. ."MARCH DELIVERY. WE HAVE ARRIVING, a large consignment of L’OTA-TOLS and ONIONS for March delivery. PRICES RIGHT! MAKE ENQUIRIES. TURNER’S BOX 21. PHONE 1 AC) PUBLIC HALL, KOKAT A HT. rriTl'E SPINSTERS and BACHELORS -» nf ICokatahi will hold a GRAND BALL, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2eth. Floor in first-class order; good music. All cordially invited. Admission free. PEAItJ* FLEMING, Hon. Secretary. LEAP YEAR BALL. KANIEIU PUBLIC HALL. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29th.. 1924. MUSIC BY BONETTT'S JAZZ BAND. ADMISSION : —Gents o, fid. ; Ladies Is. P. TIYOMEY, Secretary.. "WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27th. A DANCE in aid of the Hall funds will lie held in the Public Tlall. Tvf.le'taln Gentlemen 2s Cd , Ladies Is. V. FLEMING, Hon. Sec.

NET-SON RACKS. ‘JStli. FEBRUARY and Ist. MARCH. WILL LEAVE tlio nndornienv.'' tinned Garage FOR iHE ABOVE RACES. ON 'WEDNESDAY, 27tli. I VST at 0 a.m., RETURNING Horn Nelson ON SUNDAY, 2nd MARCH. Book earlv and got choice of seats. NEWMANS MOTORS. ICO KATA HI PICNIC SPORTS AND SWIMMING CARNIVAL. FEB. 27th. AT LONGFORD, LOWER ICOTCATA HI. HOT AYATER and fresh milk provided free, on Admission free and Kokfftalii’s heartiest welcome to visitors. See posters for programme of events. AH events post entry. M. MaeKINNON, See.

GAS! STILL THE BEST FOB ALL LIGHTING PURPOSES. Unrivalled for Cooking and Heating! The most ready to hand AND ECONOMICAL FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD. G\f, HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME! It lias Great Achievements to its Credit. CONSULT YOUR GAS-FITTER ABOUT YOUR INSTALLATION. COKE FOR WINTER. },o wise in Time and LAY IN YOUR STOCKS. Supply Limited {-Demand Excessive! Obtainable at: HOKITIKA GAS WOBKS.