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Hokitika Guardian, 15 April 1925, Page 3

jj FRIDAY MCLEAN'S PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE A BEN WILSON EBODUCTION ST AH KINO HOY STEWAHT AND 1 HARRY RATTENBURG IN—“A MOTION TO ADJOURN.” COMEDY! GAZETTE! McLEAN’S SUPREME ORCHESTRA! FRIDAY OPERA HOUSE MASTER PICTURES I EINE HOLIDAY PROGRAMME!—Starring MARIK PItKVOST in a dashing, vivacious, and snucv picture: “HER NIGHT OF NiGHTS.” “HER NIGHT OF NIGHTS.” Unique story of :i roadhouse party and a dark-eyed baby vamp. GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME AND FULL ORCHESTRA! f I -KORTEG-AST BROS. " SYPHON SODA WATER ! FOR CONSISTENT GOOD HEALTH ! RING ’PHONE NO. 92. esrKmrnnßnrrßrrrnnrK rn rn rn tt b : n m p* h K H K K K H H K H w . %% m vOi H H H H H MONSTER CLEARING SALE H rf ON WEDNESDAY APRIL IRTH. H - H - TEN DAYS ONLY i ■■ FOR TEN DAYS ONLY ! "f AT KELLER’S SAMPLE ROOMS H WE L D STRE ET , HOK I T IKA, LI S. BURNETT WHITE'S jj SALE OF p FINE FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS m BEDS, DUCHESSE CHESTS, VVARURO3ES, BEDDING, MOSQUETTF. SUITES, CARPETS AND RUGS. _____ Lf A LI, T 0 B E SOL I) A T P. EDR 0C K PI! 1 CE H . S , FOR TEN DAYS ONLY FOR TEN DAYS ONLY! DON’T MISS THIS ONE TIME OPPORTUNITY. JM| 'shli: ajiGP

KOKATAHI PUBLIC HALL. KOKATAHT FOOTBALL CLUB will hold their opening Bill! on MONDAY, APRIL 20th. .Music liy Messrs Lawn iiuil OiMious. Admission—Cents 2s (id; Ladies Is. BOBBIE’S RKVKLL STREET. HOKITIKA. OPKCIAL SHOW THIS WEEK of Lndies’ mid Children’s undies; ids;) Children’s frocks, coats etc. < >rders taken for the above also knittand crocheted garments, fancy articles and art needlweork quickly executed. “Bobbie” takes this opportunity of thanking her customers for their generous support since she. dime, to Hokitika, and to tell new customers that she has no connection with any other firm. Since her arrival in X.Z.. -1 years ago. she lias had fi.st class colonial experience. • ! years at Kirkealdie and Staines, Wellington, and 1 year at Eaihintynes, Christchurch. Previous to that 10 years in West End of London.

AR!¥IY PATTERN BOOTS. 1000 PAIRS. SUITABLE FOR MINERS, GRASS SEEDERS, FARMERS, BUSH FELLERS ETC. RUSSET TAN ARMY BOOTS "ith good heavy soles. Slugged fioles and nailed toes and heels. No caps. . POSTED FREE! £)'i /_ POSTED FJM'.E! w , - / STEWART ROBINSON, 108 CASHEL STREET WEST. CHRISTCHURCH. WOODSTOCK SPORTS. (To he held in Woodstock School Grounds). THURSDAY APRIL 16th. £.SO—IN PRIZES—£SO (including a chop oi £l3). ALSO chopping and sawing events, motor races, ladies and children's events, etc. Program rue can he had on apl lication to the Secretary. K. C. WELLS, .Secretary. SPEEDY, PROFIT EARNING WORK EVEN ON “TRICKY” INTERIORS.

ctp L A STER GO X” WAL L.l. BOARD permits quick accurate interior work, whether the eontract involves simple, “plain-sailing” or “tricky,” difficult operations on in tricato plans. Light and easily worked, it insures your getting full estimated profit from the job. It eliminates the mess and inconvenience of 3-coat plaster work, and readily lends itself to artistic treatment. Write or wire us to-day for special quotations. RICCARTON -TIMBER CO., LTD. Rioearton Road, Christchurch. ’Rhone 2211 : : Box 702. BUSHMEN! avoid COOKING. By SENDING FOR our “Celebrated ’ SMALL GOODS ready cooked, pure and 'wholesome. made fresh daily. Belgium Sausage, Saveloys, Brawn, Pressed Beef, Polonies, Black and White Puddings, etc., etc. eric JAMES, THE LEADING SMALLGOODSMAN, HOKITIKA. COMMERCIAL SUPPER ROOMS, RETELL STREET, HOKITIKA. ’PHONE 37. f-RS j_ 1,. FOWLER wishes to J- NOTIFY the people of Hokitika, at she has taken over the above siness. Fresh fish, oysters (in season) ed fifih and chips to take away. A 1 ders promptly delivered. The dining room will he under the rsonal supervision of Mrs Fowler and 6 t class suppers can be assured.