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Hokitika Guardian, 6 December 1924, Page 3

TO-NIGHT MCLEAN’S PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE OWe.n MOORE AND ALICE LAKE in tlioir latest and greatest eoniedv : “MODERN MATRIMONY.” “MODERN MATRIMONY” 'GAZETTEI PATIIE NEWS! AND SERIAL: FULL ORCHESTRA ! ‘ LIGHTNING lilt VCK. KEENAN’S BUS WILL LEAVE RIMU AT 7 p.m.

EE our white and gold, and green and gold cups and saucers at 11s fid a doz. landing shortly at the Star Stores, Rcvell Street. 'WESTLAND ACCLIMATISATION societv. A SPECIAL GENERAL .MEETING •*- *- of nieinhers will Ik? held at the County Chambers at 7.30 o’clock on Monday night to consider matters relating to the deposit of sawdust in the rivers, and other general business. D. .T. EVANS. Hon. Secretary.

LOWER KOKATAHI SCHOOL. WEDNESDAY 10th. DECEMBER CONCERT "AND BALL! In aid of the School Funds. ADMISSION :—To Concert Is; Ball—Gentlemen 2s, Ladies Is.

HOKITIKA ATHLETIC S CYCLING CLUB. CYCLING SPORTS. GASS SQUARE. SATURDAY, Gth DECEMBER, 1924. To Commence at 2.30 p.m. ONE MILE HANDICAP (Open):-Ist. Modal, donated hy T. Gillooly; 2nd. Medal. Nomination 2s. JUVENILE HANDICAP (1 mile), hoys under 12yrs.:—1st, Medal donated hy -'ll' 0. Delbridge; 2nd Modal. Nomination Is. TWO MILE HANDICAP: —lst. Modal donated hy Central Hotel; 2nd. Medal. Nomination ts. TIMCYCLE RACK (200 yds.)-(Post Entry Free). Trophies. THREE MILE HANDICAP-Ist. Medal donated by Ziegler and Co.; 2nd. donated hy E. C. Toohty Nomination 2s. NOMINATION’S CLOSE with the See ret ary on NOVEMBER 20th. ADMISSION to (iround Is. E. C. Toohry, Hon. See.

GAS COOKERY IS THE BEST COOKERY. 7 O BECAUSE of 11io Economy and Cleanliness. BECAUSE of the Handy Service of the (J;is Supply. BECAUSE of tlio filiform llont. BECAUSE of tlio Regular Methods. CAS IN Till-: lIO.MK MEAN'S - Loss'Worry ! Loss Work ! Loss Waste ! CAS IN TilK lIO.MK MKAN'S More Comfort! .More Lois lire! .More Keonoiny ! COOKING. II.KATI.NO. LIGHTING AND ALL GAS APPLIANCES oLtaiuiilile on Deferred Payment. For Piirtieulars apple: HOKITIKA GAS COY., STAFFORD STRF.ET, OR W. H. SHANNON EF.VF.LL STREET Hi HCITIKA. CHRISTMAS CAKES! ORDERS AI!K NOW JiKINO TAKEN. r--1- (’ln i.-.l mas Cal, OS, I rod ;iII Pipo:l in various (lesions. ORDKR EARLY AND AVOID a rush Sponge Rolls and Assorted Smallwoods FRESH DA I LA'. Guaranteed first class ingredients used. C. OUTRAM, Tile Fp-to-date Raker and Pastr.veaok. CLA'DK lIAKKRY. AVKI.D ST., HOKITIKA. .Phone No 00. AT TURNER’S

/''HIF.IIRIES, Strawberries, arriving Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Xelson Tomatoes Green Peas. Xew- Potatoes. Poole your order for Raspberries, Blaekeurrants ami Strawberries for jam-making. Full supply of Vegetables always on band. ,p fr TURNER’S *■%*" THE I.HADTNG Fll OITFRKRS A XT) GRFEXGROCERS. STATION MART, BOX 21. VELD ST., HOKITIKA.

SMALL GOODS! I ANY QUANTITY posted, railed or shipped to any locality. II TRY YOU 15 I.OCAR MANUFACTURED ROODS FIRST. 111 MADE FROM FRESH WHOLESOME MEAT, slaughtered in the Hokitika Abattoirs IV STOREKEEPERS supplied wholesale. V SAMPLES posted FREE on application. SPFCTSL —We have now coimnencod a TWICE-WEEKLY 'FREE DELI VFRA* to Settlers and Residents residing on or near the MAIN SOUTH ROAD TO lIARIHART. Enquiries per mail. ERIC JAMES, THE LEADING BUTCHER AND SMALL GOODSMAN. ’Phone 157. ’Phone 157. WESTLAND COOL STORACE AND DAIRY CO., LTD. THE CENTRAL FACTORY. FARMERS! BUTTERFAT HIGHEST IN WESTLAND. THE ABOVE COMPANY, is now PAYING THE HIGHEST PRICE for hutterfat from Cream delivered to the collecting lorries, stations, or the factory. EAIRY FARMERS NOTE. OUR LORRIES 7 'ARE COLLECTING in the following areas: —Teremahau. Kumarn, Araliura, Kokatahi, Koiterangi, Kanieri, Rimu, A\ oodstock, Ross, Wait ah a and Ilarihari. Cream is also being received by rail from numerous stations, and all freights ar© paid by the Company for both, by motor and rail. Farmers at Wataroa and further South may make arrangements for supplying the “Central” Factory, and full information may be obtained on application. SUPPLIERS HAVING PIGS in targe or small quantities to dispose of will find it to their advantage to first eomimmienta with the Company. H. T. PARRY, Managing director.