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Hokitika Guardian, 23 October 1925, Page 3

■“TO-NIGHT MCLEAN’S PICTURES PRINCESS THIIATRE A UNITED ARTISTS’ SPECIAL RICHARD DIX AND HELEN CHADWICK. IN “THE SIN FLOOD.” “THE SIN FLOOD.” A slashing picture ami startling lesson to the fast livers of to-day.. of the mbrlity atoms we all are when we sock comparisons with the forces of nature. ” TRULY A -WONDERFUL production. usual prices. GAS COOKERY IS GOOD COOKERY. SO SAY all BACHELORS AS WELL AS ALL HOUSEWIVES , WHY NOT COOK AND HEAT BY CAS BETTER, EASIER COOKING AT A LOWER COST. Low fuel eonsumlpioii, perfect heat control, faster and better cooking. These are outstanding features in all new model gas stoves. Other important improvements have l>oen made in design and construction and each provides a definite saving in time, work and expense in the kitchen. There is a gas cooking appliance far every size and kind of home—from the stately mansion to the modest- pottage—and prices to suit every purse. In the gas company's showrooms you will find the largest and most representative display of labor-saving equipment for the home, Easy terms—from £1 deposit wOl he arranged on all kinds of appliances. A’on can. therefore, enjoy the comfort and convenience of the most up-to-date appliance wdiilo you Pre paying for it. ALL PARTICULARS FROMWH. SHANNON. 0 ... HOKITIKA GAS COY. LTD. STAFFORD 'ST., HOKITIKA. RETELL STREET

/For contiiumiK’t. of nows sec fourth page.) FOR SALE. CHEAT Rood 'mildiug SEOTIOX in vicinity of Hampden Street. Appl.v Office. Uuardiau” riOlt SALE or to lot —C( 0 TAO !•’. i ! iv-acfi St. iils.i 2-rootnod RATt I! -alo. Apply A. R. Klenok. |7R)R. SA LK CA.MIiRA. latest Rowan's motor garage. npO LET A FLAT or f. or four : Apply on the terrace, corner of Stafford and Boalev Streets. UKXKRAL ASSEMBLY KLECTIOX. J \V ESTLA NO ELECTORATE. \S I! T K. Y. sKUUOX "'ll I"' glad LVL 1.0 meet tli<‘ electors as under: Oct. 2d. Visit Sottlii Hokitika and V rtlmrstown : d’tildie Hall, Kaniori at 8. (let. 21. Tot-ara Hall. Ross at 3. I.ADIKS SPECIALLY ISYITi/O OKXF.RAL ELECTION. M. R, JAMES O'BttTE-X '"ill address the electors as under : - To-uiglit: —Town Hall. Hokitika at -t p.m. His worship the Mayor will preside. Saturday : - Kitmara. Monday :--Ktmieri fi.ffO p.m., Ttimu d p.m. Tuesday—Koitcrangi 2 p.m. Kokatahi 3 p.m. KOK.ATAIIT texxik club. A DAXCE will beheld in the I’nldie. Hall. Kokatahi on AY KDXES|).\Y. OCT 28th. Oood supper, efficient M.O. and an excellent orchestra. Cents 2s Gd. ladies Is.

ORKYMoUTH TROTS. “jVTEWMANS MOTORS LTD. will XT have furs riurnig to the Greyinuntil Trots on Saturday and Monday. leaving tlio garage at 10 a.in. and returning after the races. Please hook seats. Ring ’phono 171. EUBLTC HA hi, KANIERT. nnilE ANNUAL CONCERT and .1. BALL in a ill of the ICanieri School Prize Fund will he held on WEDNESDAY. OCT. 28th. Admission to concert Is; to hall, gentlemen 2s 6d. ladies 1= . Mn=ie hy T.mvn and Gibhons. E. W. SELBY, Hon Secretary. AUCTION SALE. AT RAILWAY GOODS SHED. TUESDAY. 27th. OCT. At 11 a.m. M HOUSTON AND CO. • will sell hy public, auction .n above: — 70 Racks Oil AEE ('lightly damaged) on account of whom it may concern. RE OPENING SATURDAY. JOHNSON A- WOt 11,HOUSE CASH BUTCHERY REVELL ST.. HOKITIKA. HAA’F, PLEASURE in announcing that thev are re-opening for business on SATURDAY MORNING NEXT, in their new shop. Old and new patrons will he welcomed. Ring 'Phono I">7.

TEAS ! TEAS! 2/3, 2/6 AXD 2/10 PER LB. We also stock 51b. tins of the celebrated Bell Tea at 16s per tin. A. C. ARMSTRONG t CO. STAR STORES, HOKITIKA. CASH Ct ft OQP RS .