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Hokitika Guardian, 28 April 1925, Page 3

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dVrOTICE - All Accounts owing to Mrs -L ' Jacobs musl be settled by the loth. May. SAI i IC—'Fire-roomed HOUSE modern conveniences, good order. Apply C. IV. Carver, Hampden St. STit AVED on to my pimperty in Jollie St. three sheep. Owner can have same by paying expenses. - A. Cederman. "VSTAXTKD —.MAN for general farm ’ * work. flood wages to suitable mm. Apply “Guardian” Office. WANTED- Chimneys to SWEEP. ’ ' Ring up Phono No 12.') (Dunedin Hotel). All orders attended to promptly. —W. White. WANTED Prime PORKERS and VEARKRS,- Eric James, Wholesale Butcher, Hokitika. WANTED KNOWN- Ladies chance of a life-time to secure the very latest in hats at greatly reduced prices at Closing Down Sale.—Airs Jacobs. REMOVAL NoTJCE. WK BEG TO NOTIFY the public that OCR OFFICE has been REMOVED from Gibson’s Quay to the mill cii the main read to Kauieri. KANIE R I -110 KITI K A SA WMII .LING COY. SATURDAY NEXT! DEPOT DAY FOR R.S.A. It EVE 1.1. STREET SHOP OPEN. ((Ippoxitc liominion I Intel.) (lifts of all kinds welcomed. Donations from l be Country very acceptable. HELP Till: R.S.A. BUILDING FUND REFER EES ASS< ICIATIOX. mill-: ANNUAL MEETING of the Referees Association MILL BE HELD TO-MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING at Kellers' Rooms at 7 o’clock sharp. BUSlNESS—’Election of offneis and appointment of referees for matches. All intending referees nre cordially invited to attend. E. W. 11 KENAN. Secretary.

WIvSTi.AXI) ACCRIMATJSATIOX DISTRICt . rgTHK Sl-I OUT INC SKASON for tlio -B- :: I>i jvo district is as follows : - JI.\V Ist. to .ICRY .'list.- Cock pheasants, ( 'alifornian and Australian <|nail. mallaij duel;, "irv duck and black swan. MAV l-t. to MAY Hist, I’nkeko. MAY Ist. to MAY "tit.—J I *' ratliso Duck, only in W’ataron, t ooks and Kni'aiiy.-Hua river llals. Sontli Westland. RICKNSKS TO SHOOT (20s each!, obtainable from Postmasters at Hokitika. Kinnara, .Ross, and Okarito. For enditiun : sec l N./.. Gazette. April Ist.. l!)2o. Fine of £2O lor any breach of the conditions. tifi PEDIGREE FRI ESI A NS. FOR rXRKKKRYKD SALK. FR-fDAY Silt. MAY AT 11. HO a.m. AT OR.KI’.XnAI.E (Railway Station. For wood. Mid-Can lerlniry.) TXS'rm’crivD by r. corks esq.. .1. uln> is oivino nit the hreedi no of pediyree cattle, wo are instructed to disperse, entirely without reserve, his extensive and carefully bred stud of Friesian cattle, eomprisius 1(10 females and 10 males of the best butterfat strains, as follows: - 42 Stud COM'S. ]G Two-vear-old lIKIFKRS. 42 A'earliny IIKIFKRS and CAT.YKS

2 sttui r.ru'.s----2 Yearling Stud BT E*-S. (i Bri.ECAHVKS. Tlu' “Colinlon” herd is one of the largest in the South Island and contains representative animals of the host known strains. Semi-official testing has boon carried on continuously and although the herd has been maintained on sheep country the butter-fat refold show that the cattle have been hied Jound utility lines. The sires used have all been carefully selected and are from dams which are high testers as well as heavy milkers. In the show ring, successes have been won against the strongest competition at all leading Canterbury shows, on the "West Const, and at both the Otago and Southland Metrolnlitan Shows. Every animal, including all the prize-winning stock, inclusive of the famous South Island Champion cow and the 0.0. M. cows "ill he. sold entirely without reserve. These ; cattle "ill do well wherever taken. ‘ This is upheld through the records he- - j tiir made by Princess Johanna Mor- ' cedes in the Auckland district. She ’ has a!readv established four N.Z. reb cords and her average production to date is over 90U«. buttorfat monthly. Her two sisters and 7 members of this familv are included in this sale, o Catalogues and full particulars from: i- -yvrTOHT STEPHENSON & CO.. LTD. 1- Christchurch and Branches. l * pyne. OOP 1.1) A- t!VIN-NESS ETDo 'I Christchurch and Brandies.

COMMERCIAL SUPPER ROOMS, REVELE STREET, HOKITIKA. 'PHONE 37. -»*-rS J. R- FOWLER WISHES TO JLyJL notify tile people of Hokitika, that she has taken over the above business. Fresh fish, oysters (in season) tried fish and chips to take away. A orders promptly delivered. The dining room will Ix 3 under the personal supervision of Mrs Fowler and first class suppers can he assured.