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Hokitika Guardian, 20 December 1924, Page 3

SPECIAL RACE NIGHT ATTRACTION! XKU.IK IJUAMLKV COY. KKTUKX VISIT. Tin* crowds were so ■'resit in Auckland for the rush to Imok seats that the Trsiffic Poparnitent liad to assist to requisite the crowds.' (\ ide Auckland panel's). RRIXCKSS THKATRH. HOKITIKA. FRIDAY. SATURDAY, MONDAY. D KC. L'Gth.—27th.—2Bth. William Russell presents hv arrangement with .1. C. Williamson (X.Z.) Ltd. The Oreatest Actress of .Modern Times NELLIE BRAifiLEY

Kotvirn visit in—“IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE" DEC EM HER 2(>th. (Boxing Night). Whirlwind action and comedy, introducing CAISL LAWSON. “BOUCHT AND PAID FOR" The (Ireatest of American Dramas. DKCKAIIiKLi 27th. (Saturday). LAST XIOIIT OK SEASON'. DKCK.'MHER 20th. (.Monday). "SUNDAY” One of the .Most Human I’lays Written. Box plan opens at .Miss Mclntosh's sweet store on Monday, Dee. 22nd. Prices:—lies. (Is. -Is, 2s, plus tax. JAMES WILSON. Touring Manager. WESTLAND ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY, HOKITIKA. SALK BY TENDER OK LAKE KAXIKHI MOTOR LAUNCHES ETC.

7'IMTTI'X TKXDHUS addressed to • • tin? undersigned, anil accompanied liy liv a deposit of 10 jut cent of tlie amount of the tender will he received up to ."> p.m. (>X MOXDAY, -!)th. DKCEMIIEII, for the purchase of the undermentioned, either separately or in one lot : I. —Large MOTOR LAI'XC'M now ply. inn regularly on l.ake Kanieri. Large IIOAT suitahle lor towing or rowing. U.- lioat SUED and J.AX 1)1 X(i tramway, near puhlie lauding. ■l—lioat SUED at Canoe Cove. All equipment goes with the respective boats. The plant will provide a lucrative income during the greater part of the year to a competent and careful purchaser. D. ,7. KVAX.9. lion. Secretary.

AVKSTLAX!) CorXTV COUNCIL. IAtI’OKTAXT NOTICE TO KA'I'EPAVKKS. PUBLIC' XOTICK IS (iIVKX Hint TKX I*Kit CENT AVICI. ]!K A 1)11 KO l(> .ill eorXTA' ItATKS I XPAID AKTKII AVKDNKXDAY, JANITAltA" Mill.. IlhJo. and amounts then outstanding limy lie SI'KD T'Oll without further iiotire. D. .1. KVAXS. Kate Collector. WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. ELECTION l.x SOUTIIKKX KIDIXO. COMPILATION OK I .IST OK DKKAU.TI'.in-v OI'HI.IC XOTICK IS OIVKX tliilt ■“ pursuant to the provisions of Section 07 of the Counties Act, persons whose ItATKS AUK IX AKItKAILS ten ihiys liefore the ihite fixed to fill the e.xti aordinary vncnncy in the reprpsentiition of the Southern Kidiutt AYTLL NOT ISK KLIO.I lI'I.K to he CANDIDATES, SlOX' nomination forms. OK VOTE at the EDUCTION OX .lAXUAltA' ‘2lst. notwithstanding that their names limy appear on the printed roll. The printed roll to he used will he as for the year 10‘2.'S-21. 1). .1. KVAXS, Ueturnino Officer.

SI’KCIAI. HANK HOLIDAYS. ||)Fi;SFANT to | lie terms ef “The * nankin-; Ail. ltit'H.” SATFKDAY the 27th. DAY OF DECEMHKH. 102-1 and FRIDAY. the 2ml. 'DAY OF JANFAHY. 1!)25. are hereby appointed S RECTAL HANK HOLIDAYS at the oflioes of the undermentioned hanks on the West Coast: For the Dank of Nrw Zealand—(Sgd.l n. HUCKLETON. General Manager. For the Hank of Netv South Wales—tSVd.i H. W LEVER, Inspector. For the National Hank of New Zealand, Ltd.— (S«d.) ALFRED JOLLY, General .Manager. N.H. The ahove Hanks t'ill til.so he CLOSED throughout the West Coast on the- following days, being statutory holidays THURSDAY. 25th. DEOK-MRKR (Christmas Day), FRIDAY, 2fith. DECEM HER (Boxing Day) and THURSDAY. Lst. JANUAltV. I!)•_’.■) (New Year’s Day).

AUCTION SAUK AT TTIT. MART. CUMP ST. MONDAY, -’211(1. DECEMBER. At 2.:i(> p.:n. HOUSTON AND CO., IVX • w ill soil by public auction as aliovo : l(i SACKS prime table POTATOES (old). For Christchurch Client. SVI.K OK FIRST CLASS FURNITURE. TUESDAY. ‘23rd. DKCKM lIK.R. At 2.30 p.in. Messrs w. .ikffriks and co. instructed bv Air F. M. AVethoy. will sell on the premises. Fitzherhert Street, the whole of his first class furniture ami effects, comprising: Wardrobe, dm-hesse, cupboards, dresser, washstands, lino on o rooms, dining and easy chairs, tables, cutlery, crockery, garden tools etc., etc.

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 butterfat from Cream delivered to the collecting lorries, stations, or t.ie factory. EAllO' FARMERS NOTE. OUR LORRIES ARE COLLECTING in the following areas: —Teremakau, Kutnara, Arahura, ICokatahi, Ivoiterangi,' Kanieri, Rimu. Woodstock, Ross, tY ait ah a and Harihari. Cream is also leing received nv rail from numerous stations, and all Heights are- paid 1 / the Company for both, by motor and rail. Farmers at Wataroa and further South mav make arrangements for supplying the “Cent.al” Factory and full information may be obtained on application. SUPPLIERS HAVING PIGS m targe or small quantities to dispose of will find it to their advantage to first communicate with the Company. H. T. PARRY, Managing Director.