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Hokitika Guardian, 17 April 1925, Page 3

| TO-NIGHT McLEAN’S PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE SELZNICK PICTURES present HENRY B. AYATHAL and EDITH ROBERTS “THE BOWERY BISHOP.” “THE BOWERY BISHOP." A story of the New York shun life, vivid and realistic, with an eminent actor. SATURDAY—“A MOTION TO ADJOURN.” TO-NIGHT OPERA HOUSE MASTER PICTURES FJXE HOLIDAY PROGRAMME!—Starring MARIE PRKYOST in a dashing, vivacious, and sauev picture: “HER NIGHT OF NIGHTS.” “HER NIGHT OF NIGHTS.” Unique story of a roadhouse party and a dark-eyed haby vamp. GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME AND FULL ORCHESTRA! ESSSS PaSSI tUSEi SHIS gjgßl —KORTECxASI BEOS. SYPHON SODA WATER. ! FOR CONSISTENT GOOD RINC ’PHONE NO. 92. HEALTH ! I

gzm tt. m rr. ht- rr* rrr. rr* rc rn rn rr c :n :r^ *2B! rrr 1 'f. '• V>.vOK <5-.steF> 3§ cxx ; <9 vO* MONSTER CLEARING SALE Now in Full Swing. FOR TEN DAYS ONLY ! FOR TEN DAYS ONLY! - : TEX DAYS ONLY ! FOR TEN DAYS ON]A'! AT KELLER’S SAMPLE ROOMS \y jo I. d s t r !•: e '['. no k i t i k a , SALE OF H H H :h S. BURNETT WHITE’S Ij !J FINE FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS BEDS, DIJCM ESSE CHESTS, WARDROBES, BEDDING, MOSQUETTE SUITES, CARPETS ADD RUGS. “ , A L I. T 0 I! E S OLD A T ]>> K I) I! 0 V K !> R I C’ E S H DON'T MISS THIS ONE TIME OPPORTUNITY.

HOKITIKA CYCLING * ATHLETIC CLUB. ANNUAL HOAD HACK FOR ISAHNKT (iLASS (Ai I*. HOKITIKA TO KOKaTAHI AND BACK. milF. ABOVE HACK will lie held OX Ic SATTRDAV. 2ml. .MAY. 1 02-T. Klartinn :it A p.ni. Ist. RKIZK—BAHNKT OTASS CTl’, and £5 fii.sli. 2nd. PRIZE —£2 Cash. 3rd. 1*1! IZK —£1 Cash. FASTEST TIME —Gold Medal 1 refilled hy Mr O. Delliiidfte. ENTRANCE KEK ss. NOMINATIONS CI-OSK with the Secretary OX MONDAY 27th. Inst- at i.:U> p.ni. K. C. TOOIIEV. linn. Secretary. N'KWMAXS MOTORS LTD. MARS WILT- I.T.AYK in SATCTIdaY at !! a.m. Ini' the (iIU'A--10ITU HACKS, through to the nirse. Book seats. Rhone 171. 1* A MAD’. NT AND BKRCAALfNI. 't\RS WIKI- LEAVE for the OH KA j HACKS TO-MOHHoAV fSatur,yl AIORNTNO at 10 o'clock. Special res. Rhone 100.

MCKAY’S FOR LA PTES’, CENTS’ and CHILDREN'S t libber coats and Mackintosh's just landed from “The Express and Irwell Rubber Coys, London,” at sour'e of supply prices. LADIES’ TAN REDDER REGAAIOID COATS, sizes •!(!, 'IS, 50, and 52—38 sGd each. LADIES’ REDDER-LINED MACKINTOSH COATS, sizes *lO to 52 20s Gd each. GIRLS’ RUDDER-LINED MACKINTOSHS (tan colour), sizes <->6, 39 and 42in.—IDs Gd. 21s, and 22s Gd. ROYS’ and CITRUS’ BLACK RUEjyp. REG ‘.IdOiD COATS, 2-t t«r 42in. lw s Gd 2-1 s Gd, 31 s Gd, 3Gs Gd. BOA'S’ and GIRLS’ NAVY, and DROWN RUBBER-LINED WATERPROOF) 24 to 3Gin. —22s Gd, 21s. 25s Gd, 2". s Gd, 29s Gd. BLACK PEGAMOID CAPES with hoods for fe irls-I9s Gel, 22s Gd and 27s Gd. MEN’S BROWN S.B. RAGLAN RUBBER-LINED COATS— 2(S Gd. MEN'S NAVY' and BROAAN D.B. RAG BAN RUBBER-LINED COATS--35 s. LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WATER PROOF HATS, 01 RED SIRTv* and PEGAMOID, six kinds.

LE ROY OIL-COATS (Trench stylo) for men and ladies. I F ROY RIDING COATS, WORKKRS’ CARES, ROADMENS’ COATS AND LEGGINGS (two kinds) at lowest prices. W. MCKAY & SON LEADING DRAPERS : HOKITIKA. BOBBIE’S KEY ELL STREET. HOKITIKA. SPECIAL SHOW THIS WEEK of Ladies' and Children’s undies; j also Children’s frocks, coats etc. Orders taken for the above also knit and crocheted garments, fancy articles and art nc-cdlweork quickly executed. ‘•Bobbie” taker this opportunity of thanking her customers for their generous support since she came to Hokitika. and to tell new customers that she has no connection with any other firm. Since her arrival in N.Z., 4 years ago. she has had fust class colonial experieme. 3 years at Kirkcaldie and Staines, Wellington, and 1 year at Ballantynes, Christchurch. Previous to that 10 years in West End of London. NAZOL which is being widely used s a safeguar dagainst infantile paraitis is obtainable at I s ?d at all chenists. —Advt.