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Hokitika Guardian, 5 November 1925, Page 3

I FRIDAY McLEAN'S PICTURES PRIRCESS THEATRE A MAGNIFICENT 8-REEL STAR. “HUSBAND AND LOVERS.” “HUSBAND AND LOVERS ” Do you remember “Why Men Leave Home’’ and “The Dangerous Age” 1 This is even greater. A picture every wife should see. A SCREAMING COMEDY, GAZ KITE. McLEAN’S ORCHESTRA.

GAS COOKERY IS GOOD COOKERY. SO SAY ALL BACHELORS AS WELL AS ALL HOUSEWIVES WHY NOT COOK AND HEAT BY GAS ? BETTER, EASIER COOKING AT A LOWER COST. Low fuel consumtpion, perfect lient Thero is a gas cooking appliance lor control, faster and better cooking, every size and kind of home—from These arc outstanding features in all the stately mansion to the modest cotnew mode] gas stoves. Other import- tage—and prices to suit every purse, ant improvements have been made in In the gas company's showrooms you design and construction and each pro- will find the largest and most represenvides a definite saving in time, work tative display of labor-saving equipand expen o in the kitchen. ment for the home. Easy terms—from £1 deposit—-will be arranged on all kinds of appliances. You can, therefore, enjoy the comfort and convenience of the most up-to-date appliance while you are paying for it. ALL PARTICULARS FROM— W. H. SHANNON. _ OR _ HOKITIKA GAS COY. LTD. STAFFORD ST., HOKITIKA. REYELL STREET

COAL OUTPUT INCREASE. LONDON, ScpT. 17. The cDiil output in Groat Britain for the wool; ended Sept. sth. was ■1.254,700 tons—an in ore ado Son the total for the previous week, -1.083,900 tons, of 170800 tons. For the corresponding week in If) - .’ the output was 5.180,400 tons. 'For c.nitinuancu of news bee fourth page.) i- (IST—Black and white white-hair- ’ TERRIER (small). Apply to “Guaidian” Office. piOR S.\ I.E— l’l.A YLK-I’i A.\o in *- perfect order (make Armstrong). Appl “(Jnardian” Ufliee. TO LET-- Six-roomed dwelling, all convenienees, Aj>i»ly “(inanlian" Office. MISS THORNTON, elairvoyanle, - may he consulted for a short period at Airs Haines’ Weld St. TO LET- Room.s and a cottage; also a small Building section for sale. Apply Aliss Agnew. Stafford St., corner of terrace, opp. Cass Square. OLD false teeth bought, os, 1 Os, 20s, 40s per set, sound or broken. Post to Plat ilium Sevan Company, 102 Willis Street, Wellington. Cash return mail. UPHOLSTERING. B PETERS. C.'o Rod Lion Hotel, * Hokitika, is prepared to carry out UPHOLSTERING WORK of any description, in own homes if desired. Workmanship guaranteed. Best quality moquotte 20s. Enquiries hv letter invited.

£IASS HE JJOKITIKA. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 21st. MONSTER GALA DAY in A ill of Hokitika Beautifying Society, All tin; Fun of a Fair including: School Sports and Competitions. Relay Paces for Hoys and Girls. Hike Paces for Boys and Girls. Cost nine Cricket Match. I >ei orated W heel ha rrows. THE BABY PARADE. TH F BABY PARADE. ( akc ('unipelilion. Produce Stall. Sweets' Stall. Tea. Rooms, Flower Stall. 11AND1 B A X D ! A EMISSION— 1 !- COME IX CROWDS AND DEEP TO beautify youp own town.

PUBLIC’ hall, kokatahi. FRIDAY, NOV. 27th. CONCERT and BALL ill aid of piano and liall fund. T. O’NEIL, Chairman. ST PAUL’S METHODIST CHURCH HOKITIKA. RESTORATION MOVEMENT. IN SOLDIERS’ HALL. NOVEMBER. 25th. and 26th. QRAKD gALE OF HK and gifts AT STALLS I inducting' —Plain' and Fancy Goods, Sweets. Cakes. Produce. Flowers, XMAS TREE Afte: noon Tea ! Concert at Night ! Afternoon 2.36 to 5. Admission Free. Evening (promenade conoerC) 7 to 10. ADMISSION—I /- N.B.—Proceeds in aid of the Restoration Fund for the Church lately damaged so seriouslv bv fire. H. C. KNIGHT, M. C .WALKER. Joint Hon. Secs.

SPINSTERS’ BA EL. ONE MILK HALL. WEDNESDAY, NOV. Uth. 1925. Good supper, efficient M.C. Music by Mr A. H. I.aivn. Admission:—Spinsters 4s; bachelors and benedicts free. FOR LADIES. Having purchased a hem STITCHING and PICKETEDGING, Singer Machine. MRS W. BARROWMAN. PARK ST., is prepared to carry out promptly all I orders for this work, at six-pence per | yard. Orders may also be left at Mr R. Lynn’s Jewellery Shop, Revell St. ( OVERLAND DAIRY COY.. LTD. TAINUI ST.. GREYMOUTH. WE have pleasure in advising our suppliers that we are now making a further CASH payment of one penny per lb butter fat on all cream received during the mouths of February, March and April. If'you are not already a supplier why not become one and give us r. trial for the coming season. Remember all payments for cream are cash. There are no shares to subscribe and you are free to leave at any time if you are not satisfied. D. C. STREETER. Representative, Revell Street, Hokitika.

Belting: “ Tuffoid ” leather Belting is giving ever increasing satisfaction to users. Strong, durable, easy running. Write for our quotes. R. P. M. Manning and Co., 5 Bedford Rqsv. Christchurch.—Advt,