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Hokitika Guardian, 13 March 1924, Page 3

TO-NIGHT PRINCESS THEATRE TO-NIGHT "THE COVERED WAGON.” "THE COVERED WAGON.” A picture that has taken the world by storm. A screen drama that has stirred the world. An epic dedication to the pioneer lands of the world. A romance of the march of civilisation into the "Western Prairies of America in the days when the terrible lifrfi Man sought to keep out invaders. PRICES: —Circle 2s 2d; Stalls Is Bd;Children under 12, Downstairs 6d. LATEST SELECTIONS BY THE ORCHESTRA. FRIDAY McLEAN’S PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE MARGUERITE MARSH inMARGUERITE MARSH in; “FACE TO FACE.”- “FACE TO FACE.” COMEDY, GAZETTE AND ORCHESTRA. SATURDAY—A Big "Western Picture ‘TRACKS,” —Horses —SATURDAY dis-appearing by the hundreds, no due, but a mysterious cow track. A 6-Reel Cowboy Story! McLEAN’S ORCHESTRA!

three mile sports. 4 SPORTS GATHERING will lie T a held ON EASTER SATURDAY, APRIL 19th. "Watch for programme in Saturday’s issue. R. WAKELLN, Secretary. ST JOHN AMBULANCE. A FIRST AID CLASS will be com- - nienccd shortly. All desiring to join nr 3 requested to hand their names in as soon as possible to Mr T. W. Bruce or Air F. Thompson. M. WOOD. Lady Superintendent. THE FIGURE BEAUTIFUL. The treo all-elastic corset modelled by the world’s lrest Corsetieres is a distinct advance over any other corset yet shown. The specialised design ensures exceptional fit without the use of belts, bands or other .harness-like accessories. Ask your draper or write for catalogue. MISS MENZTES, Treo Corset Agent, Manchester St.., Christchurch. KOKATAHI GUN CLUB. f IHAMPIONSHIP MATCH at KokaVFtahi on MONDAY, MARCH 17th. (St. Patrick's Day). Sweepstake of 111 birds, 18 yds. mark, nomination os. Winner to receive gold medal, value £3 3s donated by Mrs A. Dowell. Club to retain Is (id per do?., for birds used, also 10 per cent, of stakes. No shot larger than no to be nsed, shooting tit 1.30 p.m. I>. WETR. Hon See. W A TARO A STOCK SALE. THURSDAY' 20th. MARCH. At 10 a.m. MH 0 USTOK AND CO- • will sell by public auction as above:— 20 f. and f. HEIFJSIIS. For Harris Bros. 20 f. and f. BULLOCKS and HEIFERS. For Eggoling and Sons. 7.5 F. and F. CATTLE For G. C. Cron. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SPECIAL STORE CATTLE SALE. A'l TOTARA FLAT SALE YARDS. MONDAY 17tb. MARCH. At Noon Sharp. Dalg ety .& 0 0 .. i.T n., will offer tit the above Yards, on account of Mr F. Amor: CO 1 and o year old STEERS. ](ii' year old STEERS. "iO 2 year old STEERS. It 10 HEIFERS— Spring Culvers. 2 1 Second Culvers—due in Spring. IIALGETY AND CO.. LTD., Auctioneers. EAT AND STORE CATTLE SALE. WAT A ROA SXLEYA EDS. THURSDAY. 20th. MARCH 192-1. Dalg ETY * co„ ltd.. nill offer at auction a-., above, on account of Mr T. Walsh and Mr A. Ileveldt. SO head Fat and Forward CATTLE. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. DA LG ETY A CO. LTD.. Auctioneers. ■ Gieymoutli. TO MOTORISTS. | JP-TO-DATE TOURING CAR for HIRE, day and night. Trips arranged to any part of the Coast. Ring V. Johansen, c/o Wild and Bassett’a Garage, Phono 118 W. WAIT ATI A CLEARING SALE. WEDNESDAY 26th. .MARCH. At 1 p.m.

LTV H AND L>KAT) STOC K. •myr-KSSUs w. jeffiues and coy. iVX instructed hy -Mr AY. A. Smith will soil on the Fm m ns above: r, Mi Hi COWS, in. profit. <i 18-mo,s. picked i I F. 1 FEES r.w.b. 21 CALVES, AYoaners. 1 Pedigree Friesian BE LI/. T II.(i. .Jersey BULL. 1 .Jersey BELL (Weaner). I PIGS (porkers). 1 Useful farm HOUSE. ] HACK. ALSO —Spline dray, harness, two separators. two does, fowls, plough, bars and chains, tools, and a (|iinntity of sundries, etc. ALSO— On account of Commissioner of Crown Lands: 8 Choice COWS, in profit, and due Sept. S\LF. OF WAIT AH A DAIRY FARM. WEDNESDAY 2iiib. MARCH. At 1 p.m. Messrs ay. jeffiues and coy. instructed hy Mr J. T. Smith will sell hy public auction on tbe Farm as above: - His well-known dairy farm. being L.I.P. Section 923 Blk. NET. AVaitaha S.D., of 204 acres, all ring fenced, sub-divided, cleared and grassed together with residence and necessary farm buildings thereon —acknowledged one of the best farms in the district. Annual Rental of £E> TO lOd. Terms, (which are attractive) and all other particulars, from the Auctioneers. BERRY’S CASH BUTCHERY. ■VT7ILJJAM: BERRY HAS PLEAYY SURE IN ANNOUNCING that he has OPENED A BUTCHER’S SHOP with tiie most modern appliances for health, cleanliness and convenience. Steam plant for preparation of all SAIALL GOODS, which will be ON SALE DAILY. Only the best of meat, mostly own grown, supplied. FIRST CLASS LAMB—Fresh from paddocks. FRANK COOPER, Af&iiager. ADDRESS—WeId Street, near Clock Tower. Wokßika. Ladies can thank “NO-RUBBING” Laundry Help for shortening the once dreaded washing days to a brief hour or so to-day. It works wonders, and only Is for 7 weeks.—E. J. Lloyd.— Advt.