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Hokitika Guardian, 9 April 1925, Page 3

SATURDAY McLEAN’S PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE iil I GRACE' DARMOND, PATSY RUTH MILLER. nnd an all star cast in a theme I of limitless possibilities: “HANDLE WITH CARE.” “HANDLE WITH CARE.” COMEDY! GAZETTE! AND Me LEAN'S ORCHESTRA! SATURDAY OPERA HOUSE MASTER PICTURES A wonderful comedy drama featuring MARGUERITE T)E LA MOTTE -IN—“FOOLS OF FORTUNE.” “FOOLS OF FORTUNE.” A Great full programme of laughter-making comedy! scenici and full orchestra! 1 ISSHS fSSSSSii KtfegLS fesssst j/SSSHM fesSSSI SjS\ KORTEGAST BROS. — * SYPHON SODA WATER ! _ FOR CONSISTENT GOOD HEALTH ! | RINC ’PHONE NO. 92. Fg mTr B rnrr:rnrr: rn nr m rar: rrc m rrs mrn r^rX/. M & ■x^rH MONSTER CLEARING SALE ON WEDNESDAY APRIL 22ND. FOR TEN DAYS ONLY: FOR TUN DAYS ONLY ! FOR TEN DAYS ONLY i FOR TEN DAYS ONLY ' H K K H H H K AT KELLER’S SAMPLE ROOMS \Y E L D S T R K E T , II OKI T I K A . S. BURNETT WHITE’S r SALE OF FINE FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS BEDS, DU C H ESSE CHESTS, WARDROBES, BEDDING, MOSQUETTE SUITES, CARPETS AND RUGS. ALL TO UK .SOLD AT BEDROCK PRICES. H H H H H H H H H H DON'T MISS THIS ONE TI.MK OPPORTUNITY.

IOXEI'-li HOTEL: -Try our eoun- -*■ tor lunch. Visitors to the Sports on Sntunlay, should try our hot counter lunch -something; new ;in<l dainty. At all hours of too day. MONSTER JUMBLE SALE! CATHOLIC CUT! ROOMS, HOKITIKA. SAT!'HI)AV, 11th. APRIL. RESTED POULTRY, hams, luicon, *■' coos, home-made cakes and produce of all kinds. Hokitika, Arahura. Kanicri and Ivokatahi's choicest produce. Proceeds in aid of the CAR. I'TNP. ARMY PATTERN BOOTS. 101)0 PAIRS. Q PITA 111.10 puli .MINERS. CRASS IT SEEDERS. FARMERS, Jil'Kll FELLERS ETC. .RIiSSKT TAX ARMY HOOTS with flood heavv soles. Sluvised coles and nailed toes and heels. No caps.

POSTED FREE! 6) if m POSTED FREE! w * ' STEWART ROBINSON. 108 CA-SHUT. STREET WEST. CHRISTCHURCH. JJOKITIKA THLETIC AND C IYC 1.1 NO C HYUB. SPORTS MEETING (To be hekl on Cass Square. Hokitika) SATURDAY APHID ID!', 1025. Approved bv the W.C. Cent re ami N.Z. Athletic and Cycling Union. PROGRAMME. running. 1— MAIDEN FUAT HANDICAP, (open). First prize -lOs. second 20s. third 10s. Entrance fee 2s. 2 HOKITIKA SHEFFIELD HANDICAP. V2ov<ls. First prize 200 s. second 80s, third 20s. Entrance fee 7s Gd. 3 HURDT.ES, (open) 120vds. First prize 100 s, second 20s, third 10s. Entrance fee 3s. .I__HAUF-MII.E. First prize 100 s, second -10 s, third 20s. Entrance fee os. s— 2ooyds. HANDICAP. First prize 80s.'second 30s, third 10s. Entrance fee 4s. CYCLING. O—HALF-MILE. First prize 80s, second 40s, third 20s. Entrance fee 4s. 7 XOYTCE. First prize 60s, seeond 20s, third 10s. Entrance fee 3s B—l MILE WHEEL RACE. First prize 200 s, second 80s, third 40s. Entrance fee 7s Gd. g o TiUI.E. First prize 80s. second 30s. Entrance fee Is. 70—3 MILE. First, prize 100 s, second 40s, third 20s. Entrance fee os. JUVENILE HANDICAP. 1 mile. First prize 20s second 10s. Entrance fee Is. field events. g T E U P T X G COMPETITION. First prize 20s. Entrance fee Is. )tries for all events close on March ■ 1025. E. C. TOOHEY. Hon. Sec. P.O. Box 11, Hokitika.

SPORTS hk V SPOUTS MEETING AVI 1.1 KICK'D IN BOSS ON—TUESDAY. 14th APRIL, 1925. PROGRAMME, 16 Events. £IOO . Including Champion Chop £‘-o, Upright Chop £l2, Handicap Saw £7, Sheffield £l6. Programmes to he had on application to the undersigned. Nominations close on 31st March. Special train services arranged, leading Greymouth 8 a.m.; leaving Ross for return 6.25 p.m. A. AY. PEEBLES, Hon. Sec. WOODSTOCK SPORTS. (To he held in AVcodstocl 1 Grounds). THURSDAY APHID 16th. School £SO—IN PRIZES —£50 (including a chop of £l3). ALSO chopping and sawing events, motor races, ladies and children's events, etc. Programme can be had on application to the Secretary. K. C. WELLS, Secretary,