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Hokitika Guardian, 25 February 1925, Page 3

FRIDAY McLEAN’S PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE ' A Gripping Storv with a Mightv Climax monS'love “THE STEEL KING ■ JUNE iELVIDGE A Rollicking COMEDY; GAZETTE; SCENIC and SERIAL; ORCHESTRA SATURDAY—A fun packed farce comedy—“SECOND YOUTH”—6 Acts. FRIDAY —A Universa OPERA HOUSE Super-Jewel— THE ACQUITTAL.” MASTER PICTURES —One of The Rig Ten—“THE ACQUITTAL.” CLAIRE WINDSOR, NORMAN Who committed the crime? KERRY AND ALL-STAR CAST. You’ll Never Guess. GREAT AS A PLAY! GREATER AS A PICTURE! BONETTPS ORCHESTRA. GAZETTE. COMEDY. USUAL PRICES. WESTLAND OPERA HOUSE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY— —FEBRUARY 25th. and 26th. “JUBILEE BELL RINGERS.” AND VAUDEVILLE COMPANY—XYLOPHONISTS, MA R DIB A I’HONLSTS, AND NOVELTY MUSICIANS. THE GREAT SILVER ORGAN CHIMES. ARTHUR LUI’TON, Cosmopolitan Entertainer. NANA EDGAR, the Versatile Artiste. FRED CAMERON, the Quaint Comedian. LITTLE RONA, the Child Winder, and the TINY TOWN PANTOMIME 1 . PRICES—3s., and 25., plus tax. Box Plan now open at the Opera House.

FRINCE3S THEATRE. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY! THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26th. Direction of Tour ... ALF LINLEY. ■SOMETHING NEW! SOMETHING NOVEL! W. BUCKNER Presents for the first time in Ilolnika:— DIXIE JUBILEE SINGERS! (Direct from America). The. First Company of All Colored Jubilee Singers bat lias visited New Zealand for over 2G years. THE FAMOUS DIXIE JUBILEE SINGERS! IN AN ARTISTIC PROGRAMME —Embracing— Jubilees (New and Old) Darky Songs, Camp Meetin’ Songs, Negro Melodies. l’lantatian Songs, Negro Lullabies. Classic—Sentiment Songs of the Southland Home, Cabin and River Songs of the Old Slavery Days. PRICES:—-2s, 3s. and Is. Box Plans at Miss Mclntosh's.

DEMONSTRATION’S, UNDER WOOD TYPEWRITER. "VTR D. X. ADAMS, of Hurtling o-T.l. Adams and Compi'.ny, Chrii.ltoliundi, is visiting Hokitika on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. 25th. find 26th. iust. and will ho glad to demonstrate to all interested the eapnhilitics of the Underwood typewriter and 0«1 filing system. Hokitika Address Keller’s Hotel. TO SHEEP FARMERS. WE HAVE FOR PRIVATE. SALE fur a client, 270 good ROMNEY DREED INO EWES, 2, I and 0 tooths and full mouths, (about equal proportions of each age). 'These ewes were hied in Murchison District, and are acclimatised to West Coast. AYill sell in lots to suit buyers. Apply: M. HOUSTON and CO., Stock' Agents. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE LAND IN BLOCK XV, WATAROA survey district, for the PURPOSES OF A ROAD. Notice is hereby given that it is proposed, under the provisions of the Public Works Act, 1008, to execute a certain public work—to git. the construction of a road in Block NT'. Wataroa Survey District, and for the purposes of such public work the land described in the Schedule hereto is required to he taken. And notice is hereby further given t.hat the plan of the laud so required to he taken is deposited in the postoflice at To Taho, and is there open for inspection; and that all persons a’footed by the execution of the said public work or by the taking of the .said land should, if they have any wellgrounded objections to the execution of the said public work or to the taking of such land, set forth the same in writing. and send such writing, within forty days from the first publication of this notice, to the Minister of Public Works at Wellington. SCHEDULE. Accuoximati: area of the piece of land required to he taken : 5 acres, 3 roods, 17 perches. Being portion of Section 2371, sit" ated in Block NY. Wataroa Survey District (Westland R.D.). (s’.O. 2392). Tn the Westland Land District; a.s the same is more particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 00.07, deposited in the office of the Minister of Public Works at Wellington, in the Wellington Lind District, and thereon coloured blue. As witness my hand, at "Wellington, this 9th. day of February, 1925. F. H. D. BELL. For Minister of Public Works.

PEOPLES UP-TO-DATE STORE. WET.D STREET, HOKITIKA. MRS. H, RAINES, Notifies that her fruit and VEGETABLES ARE THE CHEAPEST IN TOWN. No connection with any other fruiterers. We buy direct from the grower at reduced prices. Buy from us and save money, mr prices -arc Tight. Country orders promptly attended to. JAM FRUIT NOW IN STOCK!

TURNER’S LEADING FRUITERERS AND GREENGROCERS. SLAXD ORANGES to-iiigbt. Mush- 1 rooms arriving Saturday. Tomatoes 6s 6tl and 7s 6d per ease. Greengages Ss 6s per case. Nectarines 0> per ease. Peaches 6s Gd and 7s 6d per case. 'Washington Gage 5s 6d per case. Plums 4s, 5s 6s, per case. Beuri Died Pears 10s per case. Choice'Desert Pears os Gd per case. Gravenstein App’es. Alfriston Cookers. Choice Desert Apples 5s Gd case 211 b Grapes 3s Ih Cucumbers from 3d each. Large supply of fresh vegetables al ivavs on hand. Mr TURNER’S p a TOUR ORDERS WILL' RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. W. BERRY & SON. TTEI.T) STOF.F.T BOTCHERS. 'Y\7ISH to thank the public Y\ for their generous support and announce that FROM FEBRUARY 9th., THEY WILL DELIVER MEAT -nothin the Borough of Hokitika. Wonderful value in unbleached table damask, 54in. wide, ordinary price 4s lid per yd.; 120yds only, now 2s Gd yd. at MvTU'C 4 Great S n -!*-'' —AdvL.