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Hokitika Guardian, 19 June 1925, Page 3

TO-NIGHT MCLEAN’S PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE GEORGE ELIOT’S famous novel starring CR ANTFORD Kit AT and MARCHERITE COURTOT: “SILAS WARNER” “SILAS WARNER” A Wonderful Storv told in picture form! COMEDY! GAZETTE! RATHE NEWS! AND FULL ORCHESTRA! TO-NIGHT OPERA HOUSE MASTER PICTURES “STEPHEN STEPS OUT” “STEPHEN STEPS OUT” Featuring DOUGLAS I'AIRBAXKS JNR. A regular Cliip off the old Block. No hoy or girl should miss this great treat BOXKTTI’S FULL ORCHESTRA will render special music for this picture. BIG SUPPORTS ! USUAL PRICES !

HIRES MARKET. MELBOURNE. Juno 18. Hides arc irregular, stouts, lights am] kips are firm, while heavies with no substance are one farthing lower. Mediums are in buyers favour. CROSS-WORD TV 7/A 1.1'.5. ADELAIDE, Juno IT. The South Australian Crown Law Department declares cross-word puzzles illegal under the I/otteries Act, regarding them apparently as games of chance. 'For continuation of newi see fourth page). WANTED —Immediately, experienced BUSHMAN. Good wages to right man.—McDonald’s, Labour Exchange, 113 Manchester St., Christchurch. F ply soil’ OR SALE—Kauri SIDEBOARD, barrel front, hand carved. ApJ. Conning, Jollie Stix’et. off Gib's Quay. FOR SALE—New 7-rooined BUNGALOW, on 1 acre Freehold section, Sale Street, with all modern conveniences. Motor garage. Good garden, fowl run and cow shed. Apply “Guardian” Ofliee. XTAOANCIES for a few BOARDERS. * First class home. Good table Moderate tariff. Three minutes from Post Offi CO. Apply “Guardian” Office. LOWER KOKATAHI. SATURDAY JUNE 20th. T EE SMITH’S FOLLIES, with all star players, late J. C. Williamson’s and Fullers’ Ltd., headed hv JOLLY JOHN LARKINS, the World’s Greatest Comedian. DANCE TO FOLLOW. with Orchestra.

FOOTBALL C ASS S QUAKE, JJOKITIKA. SATURDAY. JUNE 20tli. AT 1.15 P.M.- 3rd. Grade -SCHOOL Y. EXCELSIORS. JUNIORS- KIWIS r. EXCELSIORS AT 3 P.M.—KANIERI V. HAKIHARI ADMISSION Is.— Proceeds to aid an injured player.

NEWMANS MOTORS LTD. ,r<ARS WILL LEAVE FOR GRKYVS MOUTH TO-MORROW (Satnr day) for Bullor-Coa.st match at 1 p.m. Special faros. Rhone 171. Please hook seats. BALL AT KOITKRAXGI. A GRAND BALL in aid of the new building and piano fund will he held in the KOTTHRANGI HALL on WEDNESDAY, .JUNE ‘2lth. Gents ■2s Gd; Lai lies Is or plate. Goihl floor. Good music. Efficient M.C. HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. ESTABLISHED IS6G, Under the Savings Bank Act of 1858, HAMILTON ST., HOKITIKA. TNTEREST lb XOAV ALLOWED 1 ON DEPOSITS UP TO £2OO AT 4J% PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. The TRUSTEES MEET EVERY MONTH for despatch of business. Wm. WILSON, Manager.

SOLDIERS’ HALL! FRIDAY, JUNE 19th. SPECIAL BENEFIT AFTERNOON AND NIGHT FOR THE HOKITIKA BEAUTIFYING SOCIETY CITIZENS OF HOKITIKA! The .appearance of your Town is the symbol of your Citizenship. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! DOORS OPEN AT 7 o'clock; PROMENADE CONCERT ANT) FINALS OF ELOCUTIONARY AND HIGHLAND FLING COMPETITIONS AT 7.30. Admission Is. Dance Coupons 6d extra. DANCING, !) till Midnight; Goodfellows Orchestra AFTERNOON TEA AND SUPPER SERVED—9d in the Annexe 9d. GOOD PEOPLE OF HOKITIKA! Make it a Rig Day and Bigger Night! It is all for YOUR TOWN. Help and keep on Helping.

butter fat rising FARMERS OF WESTLAND! mHE WESTLAND COOL STORAGE 1 ANI) DAIRY CO. LTD. (The Central Factory) is prepared to pay Is fid per lb for butter fat received during the months of June till Augus EXTRA. For sweet cream from approved dairies Is 9d per lb will be paid, and to regular suppliers 2s. SUPPLIERS to other companies within our collecting areas may make arrangements to supply the “ Central whilst their own factory is closed down for the season. keep your herds milking, uid increase your season’s returns. The Company has now manufactured >ver 170 tons'for this season already, i„d has well over 100 suppliers cooperating, including the largest individual herds on the West Coast. Tt is hardly necessary to stress the [act that our wonderful growth and progress in so short a time is entirely due to satisfaction given, coupled with the increasing knowledge of the farming community that " Centralisation, is the most economical method manufacturing their produce, and give greater returns for their labours. Full information from, H. T. PARRY, Managing Birgcto?.