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Hokitika Guardian, 31 March 1924, Page 3

TO-NIGHT SRftlC&tff' THEATRE KMSUgnZISD ARTISTS PRESENTS wSKB^:- k GEORGE ARLTSS (The mail who played God). • remember 'this groat English actor in ••DISRAELI.” VOICE.” “THE SILENT-MCE.” ICU* '-««1 COMEDY. AUo "Tjfi; ~,1)10 KISB. TiUi.' SELECTIONS! YSILSS’-VrcES ' • J TUESDAY McLEAN'S PICTURES PRsHOESS THEATRE CECIL /HUMPHREYS and MARJORIE HOME iii:-r U TUC CllllUnt CD »* A faithful adaptation of iße'^gfipnlar IHt OWINULtIi. Novel by Ethel M. Dcll fV. • USUAL PRICES! McLEAN’S SUPREME ORCHESTRA IS MANAGERIAL NOTE:—We can honestly say “The - Swindler is absolutely the finest picture •‘■‘Stoll” has prodneed! ROSS WEDNESDAY AND KUMARA THURSDAY—‘‘THE SWINDLER, and New Serial “THE TIMBER QUEEN.” HOKITIKA ATHLETIC a CYCLING CLUB SPORTS MEETING CASS SQUARE, HOKITIKA, TUESDAY, APRIL 22nd. PRORAMME OF RUNNING, CYCLING, CHOPPING SAWING AND FIELD EVENTS. ENTRIES CLOSE FOR ALL EVENTS ON APRIL 12tli. E. C. TOOHEY, Hon. Sec. P.O. Box 11. Hokitika. FOR FULL PARTICULARS SEE SHEET PROGRAMME. HOKITIKA - YOUR TOWN ! ii E L P T O B E A IT T I F Y T H E CASS SQUARE CASS SQUARE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 9tli GALA TIME IN AID OF THE HOKITIKA BEAUTIFYING SOCIETY. FUNDS NECESSARY TO BEAUTIFY AND IMPROVE THE PUBLIC RESERVES. SPORTS AND PASTIMES. CYCLING AND ATHLETICS. SALE OF GOODS AND GIFTS REFRESHMENTS, *SWEFTS, NOVELTIES EVERYTHING IN SEASON. HOOP-LA, HOOP-LA, HOOP-LA. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. E L P T O B E A U T I F Y T H E T ADMISSION—ONE SHILLING. rrt q CHILDREN—SIXPENEC. , A w w N EVERYBODY HELP TO MAKE AT

THE TOWN BEAUTIFUL! 3 WELD AND SEWEL STREETS, HOKITIKA. CABS WILL LEAVE THE GAIU TE, HOKITIKA, AS FOLLOWS:— for ARTHUR’S PASS— TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT 8 a.ni. FOR WAIHO— WEDNESDAYS AT 10. o a.in.; FRI DAYS AND SUNDAYS, AT 9 a.m. FOR LAKE KANIERI, THE DREDGT, AND MOUNT MISERY— SPECIAL TRIPS DATLY, AS ARRANGED. LARGE PARTIES SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. TOURING cars (ROOMY AND LUXURIOUS) READY AT ANY MINUTE, FOR ANY PART OF SOUTH IS LAND. EXPERIENCED, CAREFUL DRIVERS. TAXIS READY AT A MOMENT'S CA LIKING UP PHONE 171.

HA HI HA HI SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, 3rd. APRIL. At 10.30 ii.m. Mhodsto n and CO . will soil by public auction as above:— 12 21 and 3yr. BULLOCKS. 12 Fat and toward HEIFERS. For Duncan McLean Ltd. 50 Head Mixed CATTLE. For Clients. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. THREE MILE SPORTS.

A SPORTS GATHERING will be /V held on EASTER. THURSDAY APRIL 24th. ]t. WAKELJIN, Secretary. PUBLIC HAUL. KOKATAHI. A GRAND BALL will be held ON MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 3l»t. in aid of the Hall Fund. Gentlemen 2« fid ; Ladies Is. V. FLEMING, Secretary. WEDNESDAY APRIL 2nd. A DANCE WILL BE HELD in the One Alile Hall in aid of the Hall Funds. Music by Bonetti’s Jazz Band. Admission: Gentlemen 2s, ladies Is. PUBLIC NOTICE. T BEG TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC, JL particularly the" residents of South Westland, that I have taken over YDE’S MOTORS. Trips arranged to any part of the Coast or Sontli Island. GORDON HARCOURT. GARAGE— Cameron’s Stables, Revoll Street-, Hokitika Telephone No 87.

M. HOUSTON & CO. LICENSED LAND AGENTS, WHARF STREET, ... HOKITIKA. PROPERTIES FOR SALE:— n-j -j /"v—i Acre BUILDING SECob LL U TION, Sewell Street. 20— Good Acre SECTION, well situated, Spencer Street. rnQ K—4 Roomed COTTAGE, oblige) Beach Street, freehold. | nA ACRES, Koiterangi, swamp LZU section, easily drained; £4 per acre. ry Q A A—Good 7-Roomed SboUU LING, every ence; well situated in Revell £3OO can remain on mortgage. conveniStreet. p-j non—Walk ill, walk out. ob'l? JvJU Good Country HOTEL doing-splendid business: close to thriving coal mining township, and several sawmills in vicinity. X? KflA— GENERAL, STORE. UpobOUUper Moutere. near Nelson. Turnover last year £4.100: school and p.O. alongside. Stock and plant approximately £IOOO at valuation. Good proposition for young couple.