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Hokitika Guardian, 2 March 1925, Page 3

TUESDAY McLEAN’S PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE A DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME! IX ALFRED BUNT and MIMI PALMERI A continuous diet of bread and butter needs Here s a change of diet in the form “SECOND YOUTH” A Cast of Clever and laughter making comedians chance and so with drama, of a (lever comedy 1 ! EAST OF SUEZ” (Scenic); ‘‘THE RENT TAKER” starring Hallroom Boyt FRIDAY—“THE STEADFAST HEART”. SATURDAY —“LUXURY' TUESDAY OPERA HOUSE MASTER PICTURES A METRO S. L. SPECIAL! ENID BENNETT. ROSEMARY THEBY. HDXTLY GORDON and WILLARD MACK IN—“YOUR FRIEND AND IY1INE” SCENIC! COMEDY! and BON EDITS ORCHESTRA! GAZETTE!

Ford Truck with chassis complete, in good going order, £lls in Greymouth. Cord Touring car, good second hand, £9O. —Mark Sprot and Co., Ltd., Greymouth.—Advt. For continuation of news soe fourth page). r OST—3 KEYS on ring on Saturday. JMca.se return to “Guardian” Office. "POU good strong, go-to-work, second hand Bicycles, thoroughly overhauled and enamelled from £6 10s upTry I. Brown and Co. OOJIE' real snips to he had in seeondhand cycles at I. Brown and Co’s. Call and inspect. TF Your cycle gives you trouble, take it to Brown’s. Satisfaction guaranteed or money returned. DOR cycle repairs of every dcserip- *- tion fry Brown's. An experienced staff at your command.—l. Brown and Co. CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD rnEAf TIERS on the Staffs of Schools of Grade lIIA and upwards in flic Westland district ARK REQUESTED to return to their schools in order to TO PREPARE .SCHEMES OF WORK, APPARATUS, ETC. SOLE CHARGE TEACHERS should make all preparation at home. H. J. BIG NELL, Chairman PUBLIC NOIICE. QCHOOL TEACHERS, COMMITTEEM EX and PAR ENTS arc invited to hear a popular address of great interest by Frank Tale Esq.. M.A., Director of Education, Victoria, which is being given by special request, at the Town llall, Hokitika, at 8 o’clock TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING. The Hon. Sir James Parr. Minister for Education, will fireside. G. A. PERRY, Mayor. AUCTION SALE. OF valuable freehold SECTION AND DWELLING. ON THE PREMISES, RKVEi.L ST. THURSDAY sth. MARCH. At 2.3!) p.in. ; Mil OUS T 0 N AND CO. < •instructed by Mrs T. Hcenaii i (who is leaving the district) will sell by public auction as'above:— i Freehold section No 77, Revell St., f containing 8 perches more or less, with newly-erected C roomed dwelling thereon, with all modern conveniences. Only a small amount of cash required and very easy terms arranged. -ALSO— The whole of the household Furniture including grand Piano (Eungbl ut), din hex.se. floor rugs, new linoleums of (i rooms and passages, d and s iron bedsteads aid mattresses, chairs, kitchen table, couch, small tables, mirrors, hull curtains. Singer Sewing machine, pictures, crockery, kitchen utensils, door mat etc. HARIHART SALEVARDS. SATURDAY 7tli. MARCH. At 1 p.m. MHOUS TON AND CO. • will sell by public auction as above: ‘250 Good Romney Breeding EWES 2,4, (S and 8 toutiis, in lots to suit buyers. For T. Staines. 50 Head mixed CATTLE. For Clients. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITEDFARM FOR SALE. SITUATED AT MATATNUT, 03 ACRES FREEHOLD, 320 ACRES LEASEHOLD. 100 ACRES T.G.L. thrown in. Well subdivided, good fences, and all necessary farm buildings, milking plant, etc. Present stock 10 COWS. 40 head mixed CATTLE, HORSES, PTGvS, Etc. This property all heavy land and splendidly suited for dairy farming or sheep grazing, situated on Main South Road, five minutes walk from local Post Office, School. Dairy Factory and Store. Price —£4,800. Terms can be ndyniiged. Further particulars can he obtained from— DAI.GETY & CO., LTD., Auctioneers, Greymouth.

TURNER’S leading FRUITERERS AND greengrocers. Tomatoes 5s Oil case, Ist. grade. Tomatoes for sauce, 3e 9d, arriving 28th. Nectarines 9s per case. Poaches 6s and 7s. Cooking pears 9s per case. Cooking pears 31hs Is. Cooking apples 9s per case 441bs Dessert pears 9s per case. Dessert pears 31hs Is. Gravenstein apples 5d per lb. Cellini apples od per lb. Jonathan apples 6d per lb. Passion fruit 2s dor,. Bananas Is, Is 6d and 2s per doz. -Local grapes 2s per lb. Cucumbers from 2d each. Potatoes 2s 9d per qtr. Onions 3s per qtr. ■Large supply of vegetables arriving four times a week. We advertise our prices and defy others to do the same. TURNER'S p l"“ PEOPLES UP-TO-DATE STORE. | VTELD 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, i iir prices are right. Country orders promptly attended to. JAM FRUIT NOW IN STOCK!