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Hokitika Guardian, 26 January 1925, Page 3

TUESDAY McLEAN'S PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE Mitchell Lewis —EI mo Lincoln —Lew Cody SELZNICK EK BSENTS Elaine Hammerstein Bert Lytell— Adolphe Menjou—“RUPERT OF HENTZAU.” Marjorie Daw— The first genuine AII-Celeln-it,v Star —Claire AT indsor Bryant Washburn— Cast ever assembled in one picture I —Hobart Bosworth Irving Cummings—Josephine Crowell—. Nigel De Bruiller— Gertrude A.stor! White Veils hiding tears—Pomp andSplendour covering an aching heart! SPECIAL MUSIC! GOOD SUPPORTING. PROGRAMME! Reserves at Miss Mclntosh’s. PRICES —Dress Circle 2s; Stalls Is Gd. Children 6d.

TUESDAY OPERA HOUSE MASTER PICTURES A UNIVERSAL^EWEL, Special Attraction starring PRISCILLA DEAN, WALLACE BEERY. MATT MOORE ami RAY GRIFFITH in: “THE WHITE TIGER.” “THE WHITE TIGER.” Magnificently Presented! Superbly Staged! Brilliantly Enacted! EXCELLENT SUPPORTS include International Nears, Century Comedy and Latest Sections by BOYETTES ORCHESTRA! USUAL PRICES!

PUBLIC NOTICE. CONTI?OT. OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS. URSLANT to Section 76, l’araa - graph 0, of “The Health Act, 1920,” and 1 by authority of Hon. Sir Maui Poinare, Minister of Health, now therefore. I. THOMAS FLETCHER TELFORD. Medical Office]- of Health iit Christchurch, do hereby ORDER THE CLOSING- of all primary, secondary and private schools (including Sunday Schools) in the CantorburyWestland Health District, UNTIL TH E 14th. FEBRUARY, Inclusive, and until further notice. Given under my hand at Christchurch this 24th. day of January, 192-7. (Signed) THOMAS FLETCHER TELFORD, Medical Officer of Health. |

CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD IN VIEW of 1 lie prevalence of Infantile Para lysis, IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that, in order to minimise risk of infection, THE SCHOOLS under the Board’s jurisdiction WILE REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL 16th. FEBRUARY. CHAS. R. KIRK, Secretary, Christchurch, 23rd. January, 1925. HENRY KEARNS, T>KGS TO ANNOUNCE that he lias -*■-* commenced in the carrying business (haring absolutely no connection ivith any other firm of carriers) and solicits a share of public patronage. ORDERS FOR FIREAVOOD TAKEN HENRY KEARNS, GENERAL CARRIER, JOLLY STREET, HOKTTIKA.

WHY STAY SO I.OXO OX THE WEST COAST WHEN— L. R. FREEMAN, Hotel Broker and Valuer, P.O. Box 3812, Palmerston Xorth Who has several good freeholds and leases of town and country hotels for sale in the Manawatu, Hawke’s Buv. Ta ranaki ami Wanganui, may lie aide to suit you. Enquiries invited; finance arranged. Wanganui population—2o,(100, Palmerston North—lß,ooo where the All Blaok-Mnnawatu “gate” last July was £l-114 ; and where 74 trains arrive and depart every 24 hours. ARAHURA PUBLIC SCHOOL. AGRAXT) BALL will he held in aid of the School Funds on WEDXESI)AY, JANUARY 28th. Double Ticket 3s (id : Single do. 2s. H. FINCH. Secretary. KOKATAHI STORE. CATTLE SALE. THURSDAY, 20th. JANUARY. At 1 p.m. M HOUSTON AND CO., • will tell by public auction as above : 7o Head of Mixed CATTLE. For Clients. !■'» Eat, SHEER. For F. Wall. 12 2'yr. BULLOCKS. 2 Fat HEIFERS. For T). Afulholland. 20 21 to lyr. STEERS. 10 Mixed CATTLE. 1 COW just calved. For a Client.

FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. PEOPLES UP-TO-r ATE STORE WELD STREET, HOKITIKA. MRS. H. HAINES, ■VTOTIFIES THAT HER FRUIT AND LN VEGETABLES ARE THE CHEAPEST IN TOWN. No connection with any other fruiterers. We lmy direct from the grower at reduced prices. Buy front us and save money, i nr prices are right. Country orders promptly attended to. JAM FRUIT NOW IN STOCK!

“THE SILENT SERVANT.” GAS IN THU HOME! G - A-S GOOD ALWAYS SATES SERVICE READY LABOUR SELECT THE HOUSEHOLD PRESENT FOR THE WIVE A r . OT'R SHOWROOMS. ALL KINDS OF GAS HE TING APPLIANCES! HOKiTiKA GAS COY., STAFFORD STREET, HOKITIKA. ■ p Jr TURNER’S P V* leading fruiterers and GREENGROCERS. PLACE YOUR ORDER. NOW fo: Jam Fruit, as the season is near

ending. Plums, O.i a v i 7s per case. Apricots 6s and 7k per case. Peaches 6s and 7s per case. Tomatoes 11s per case. Choice Pears 6d per lb Choice Plums -xl and 6d per lb. Choice Apricots 4d per lb. Choice Peaches -Id per lb. New .season Apples Gd per lb. Oranges from 2s Gd doz. Bananas from Is per doz. Tomatoes 9d and • lOd per lb. Peas 31b Is. ~~ Beans 41b. Is. Cauliflowers from 6d to is. Cabbages from 3d. Marrows 2d per lb. Beetroot 3d per lh; Carrots 2d per bund''; local potatoes As 6d per qtr.; Onions 3s Gd per qtr. ; fresh eggs Is 9d. We" publish our prices and defy others to do the same. "We deliver to any part of the town. WHOLESALE AND RETATL.