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Hokitika Guardian, 29 February 1924, Page 3

MONDAY! PRINCESS THEATRE MONDAY J \ FIRST NATIONAL -MASTERPIECE “MIGHTY LAK’ A ROSE.” REGINALD DENNY IN—•THE LEATHER PUSHERS." “MIGHTY LAK’ A ROSE.” FURTHER EPISODES OF—“THE RADIO KING.” ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS! USUAL PRICES! TO-NIGHT MCLEAN'S PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE A swiftly moving racing Drama. GOl jtfoman Punter and V“ PfILLfIRO THE PUNTER.” A. N./. SCENIC of Beautiful SATUR DAY—“SCRATCH MY RACK” USUAL PRICES! battle of v.-its and lists between a titled Scoundrel. From tile famous novel by Kdgiir Wallace. . Auckland and a COMEDY! ! -A (j-roel Society Drama! .McLean's Renowned ORCHESTRA!

\TA NTED I.M M KOI ATE LY—BOY T ’ lor milking, (loot] wages, good koine. Applv S. Godfrey. Kokatnlii. .MILK SUPPLY. 7&.TK T. U- CHESTER M'AN, wishes to notify lii s eu.sioiiiers that Ml! F. GALLOP, IS TAKING OVER MIS An I.IC HUN. FKO-U MARCH 1.-t. Knnieri, I'’ebnmry 2Gth. IG'HTY DESlGNS—Bungalows, -(-* Villas. Planned by 25 N.Z. Architects. 12s (>d Posted. Keve.smami Publisher, Palmerston Buildings. Anclelimd. FOR I’KIVATK SALE. gjjT KEEUOLD SECTIONS containing 20 acres (more or less), fronting ]lokitika-Kanieri Road, just past “Kirkstall” and extending hack to old Kauien Tram. The property is ringfenced and will make a nice handy little farm when cleared up. For price and particulars apply to— M. HOUSTON A- CO., Land Agents. A BACHELOR'S BALL. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! WHVL BE HELD. AT TOTAL A HALL. BOSS, ON FRIDAY, FF.BR UAIIY 2!)t!i. Alusie supplied by MU King. Excellent supper. A. PATERSON. Secretary. LEAP YEAR BALL. kanieri public hall. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! IVfUSIC BY BOX FI 'ITS JAZZ ATS. band. ADMISSION :—Gents (id. ; Ladies Ls. P. TAYOMEY, Secretary. j REMOVAL .NOTICE. i MONDAY. MARCH link I * take over the premises recently occupied l>y Messrs .Johnson and Foote, butchers, Keveli St. from which | all business will be conducted. Phone 157. ERIC JAMES, j Buteber. I HOKITIKA BOROUGH COUNCIL, j ■JPURSVANT TO THE PROVISIONS j of the Rating Act, PUBI.IC NO-j TICE is hereby given in accordance j with resolution of the ( mincil, that TEN PER CENT, (two shillings in the J £], ADDITIONAL will he charged to all rati.- remaining FNI’AID after i .March OUt. BUM. ; A. A. AN DR IDVES. Town Clerk. iiokitik\ borough council FINAL NOTICE. LI. OVERDUE R VIES, I DOC REGISTRATION ENTS. 1 LLS,

and C.'L'TG I Ad LING ACCOUNTS not paid on or before- AY EDXESDA Y MARCH dill. RIM, will In' Sl'KI) lor without further notice. ■J’v older of llie Council A. A. AN DR K WES. Town Clerk. V, L.ST LAN I) COOI- STOIiAOE AM) DAIRY CO., LTI). ’1111': “('EXTRA L” FACTORY', HOKITIKA. TO ALL DAI 11Y FARMERS—CNAN(I AH FA. Oil It A LINK T() HAIU--11 AT!].. / 10XS10X YOUR CREAM TO TIT E V “CENTRAL FACTORY. HOKITIKA.” tlie factory in which you can he a .shareholder, and know all about th.» business. iuul profits etc. Itome-inber 1 lio (jiuintit.N cream the factory receives the less it costs to manufacture the hut ter, and therefore still higher prices can be paid to vou Patronise the factory that is making Hie other Companies pay out the utmost farthing to you. Although we have mu, yet completed a season, we are paving the highest prices for hutter-fat and this in competition with other factories of lengthy years of operation with their accumulated profit. 'I hov must now repay these sums In you. the rightful owners. A\ o 1 rankly admit, however, the side lines of our Companv’s operations are a big laetor in enabling such results, but this fact is entirely to the suppliers’ advantage, iind the sole purpose of our existence to-dav. The Central Factory is therefore the greatest asset to farmers on Hi,. West Coast. What must it be to vou when in full swing? INITIATIVE. Remember the World reserves its big praises for but one tiling, that is “Initiative”. Now initiative means doing the right thing without being told. Next to doing the right thing without being told, is to do it when you are told once. SEND YOU CRF.AM TO US, and make the CENTRAL FACTORY the great farmers Company with hig patouts. \Yo pay all freights from your dairy to factory, and farmers consigning tlieii ere.am by rail are allowed an additional amount for such service thereby iiicueasing their returns in this direction also. Prices for March, and the balance of tit-, season will not be less than Is .'1 per pound of lnitterfat. Write for fuller information to WESTLAND COOL STORAGE. AND DAIRY COY., LTD., Hokitika.

KOITEIIANGI BASKET PICNIC’. The annual koiteranoi basket PICNIC will be held in Preston’s paddock on TUESDAY. MARCH 4th. 1924. Hot-water, tea. sugar and milk supplied free. Sport in abundance for young and old. First event at 11 a.m. A social will l>e held in the hall in the evening. Admission: Gents 2s Gd. Indies Is or a plate. Wm. KELLY, Hon. Sec. ARTHUR G. PILKINGTON, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. MASONIC CHAMBERS. HAMILTON STREET, HOKITIKA.