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Hokitika Guardian, 14 April 1925, Page 3

McLEAN’S PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE TO-NIGHT ANNOUNCEMENT EXTR AORDINARY! “SOULS FOR SALE.” “SOULS FOR SALE.” A picture every parent .should see. Special Music! Prices: Circle The beautiful stars of studioland live m an atmosphere of beauty, wealth, jewels motors, clothes, gavety. How do they travel the road to fame? Is it easy? Here is the truth about motion pictures —frank, daring and thrilling. Rupert Hughes has written the story of Hollyworn! and its people, stalls Is fid. Reserve at Mclntosh’s. 2s, 'TO-NIGHT OPERA HOUSE MASTER PICTURES A WONDERFUL SERIES OF EXCITING- ADVENTURES, STARRING ANTONIO MORENO and HERE DANIELS —IN— —IN—“THE EXCITERS.” “THE EXCITERS.” ■SPLENDID SUPPORTS I USUAL PRICES I BONETTPS ORCHESTRA I I KORTEGAST BROS. ! 1 SYPHON SODA WATER I | I FOB CONSISTENT GOOD HEALTH ! § 1 RING ’PHONE NO. 92. Egsai ngm jggggga zzzjm ggggis siegsg m&m I

K H H H H SS H H K K MONSTER CLEARING SALE ON WEDNESDAY APRIL 15m FOR TEN DAYS ONLY I FOR TEN DAYSTONLY! - J TEN DAYS ONLY FOR ten DAYS ONLY ' AT KELLER’S SAMPLE ROOMS K K AVISLDSTRKET , HO K I T 1 K A , H H H H K S. BURNETT WHITE’S Sale of FINE FURNITURE. & FURNISHINGS BEDS, DUCHEESE CHESTS, WARDROBES, BEDDING, MOSQUETTE SUITES, CARPETS AND RUGS. A LI. T O II E S 0 L D A T BEDR OC K PRI CE S . I ! DON'T MISS THIS ON 15 TIME OPPORTUNITY.

WILL THE I’EHSON who removed a bicycle from front of .1. Jfreeze. Tobacconist’s shop, please return to I. Brown and save further trouble. PUHi.iU hA i n. KANIEUI. A BALL WILL BE HELD in aid of St. Joseph's School, Kauien. on WEDNESDAY, AI’IUI. 22nd. Music by Messrs Lawn and Gibbons. Gentlemen 2s (id; Ladies Is. M. MOYNIHAN. H.on. flee. MRS DYER, WISHES TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC of Hokitika and surrounding districts that she has opened an up-to-date small goods and home-made cake shop in Hevell St., recently known as the Bivoli. Home made cakes and pies, cooked bam, saveloys, brawn, pressed beef, looked pork, home-made pickles and tomato sauce always on sale. Mrs Dyer who has had wide experience ot the small goods business in Canterbury is prepared to receive orders for any of the above goods immediately.

ARMY PATTERN BOOTS. 1000 TAT US. CUil TABLE FOR MIXERS, (TRASS O SEEDERS, FARMERS, I3CSH FELLERS ETC. RUSSET TAX ARMY ROOTS with good heavy soles. Slugged soles and nailed toes and heels. Xo caps. POSTED FREE! Ol /. POSTED FREE! 1 ' STEWART ROBINSON, 108 OA'STIFF STREET WEST. CHRISTCHURCH. WOODSTOCK SPORTS. (To he held in Woodstock School Grounds). THURSDAY APRIL 16th. £oO-TX l’R T7.ES— £.lO (including a chop of £LI). ALSO chopping and sawing events, - motor races, ladies and children's events. etc. Programme can he had on application to the Secretary. R. C. WELLS, Secretary. SPEEDY, PROFIT EARNING WORK EVEN ON “TRICKY” INTERIORS. CtT>LAST EItG OX ” WAL LS HOARD permits quick accurate interior work, whether the tract involves simple, ‘‘plain-sailing „r “trickv,” difficult operations on in triente plans. Light and easily worked it insures your getting full estimated profit from the job. It eliminates the mess and inconvenience ol 3-coat plaster work, end readily lends itself to artistic treatment. Write or w ire us to-dav lor specia quotations. RICCARTON TIMBER CO., LTD. Rieearton Road, Christchurch. ’Phone 221 T : '• Box 702. BUSHMEN! AVOID COOKTXG. SEXDIXG FOR our “Celebrated’’ SMALL GOODS ready cooked, and wholesome. MADE FRESH DAILY. Belgium Sausage, Saveloys, Jrawn Pressed Beef. Tolomes, Black ’ and White Puddings, etc., etc.

ERIC JAMESthe leading smallgoodsman, HOKITIKA. COMMERCIAL SUPPER ROOMS. REYELL STREET, HOKITIKA. 'PHONE 37. -m fl-RS J. L. FOWLER WISHES TO ivi NOTIFY the people of Hokitika, that she has taken over the above business. Fresh fish, oysters (in season) fried fish and chips to take away. A orders promptly delivered. The dining room will he under tlir* personal supervision of Mrs Fowler and fiTst class suppers can fce rvasurecj.