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Hokitika Guardian, 25 January 1926, Page 3

ONE NIGHT—PRINCESS THEATRE—FRIDAY, JANUARY 29th. The only company specially selected and brought from Australia to play at the Dunedin Exhibition. PAT HANNA’S DIGGERS. PAT HANNA’S DIGGERS. Joe Valli, Bert Gilbert, Iza Crossley, Jim Foran, Vera Carew', Brian Lawranee. Thelma l'ittard, Chris Ivilner, Wynne Thomson, Frank McDonald, Gwen Webster, Vera Rix, Jessie Hanna, Stan Dawson, Rosette Powell, Jock Thomson. Kathleen Lawranee, Wallace Lloyd, Olive Butler. Bov Brisden, Myra Webster, G. P. Hanna, r, ARTISTS WITH SUPERB BALLET & FULL CONCERT ORCHESTRA PRICES:—Os.. 4s. and 2s. plus tax. Box Plan at Miss Mclntosh’s. BOOK’ BEFORE YOU SLEEP!

Erunlually v-u will use “ Tan-01 id renovate nnrl nnhsh your floorcloth and furniture. Why not now? Get a tin to-day.—Advt. i'For continuance of news seo fourth page.) lOST— On South Spit Road, ladies’ wristlet WATCH. Reward on returning to “Guardian” Office. OR SALE—Pen of white I.F--HORNS, eight liens and rooster. Apply Mrs Bennett, Sale St. WANTED TO BENT--House of about four or live rooms. Apply “Guardian” Office.

\\T ANTED—A BOY. able to ride a i * ’ bieye,lo. Ocrnl wages. Apply Fowler and Holmes, I’evcll Street. TO LET—Comfortable famished BOOMS with use of all modern convenience*. Also CO’]"! A!Of in good order. Apply earner of Stafford and Bealev Streets on the Terrace. TO PARENTS. HT. AGNES HOSTEL. Hokitika, rekJ opens February Ist. Girls attending the High School, also young children of school age can be received. For all information apply to— SISTER ALISON. RASPBERRIES FOR SALE: CANTERBURY’S Choicest lias] - ■ berries now ready in special containers of 121b5., two containers to a crate. Price 20s per crate; freight paid to any Railway Station on the West Coast. Cash with order. G. R. MEREDITH & COY.. Waimate. LADIES: THE best and most reliable remedy is BETT’S IMPROA'T.D FEMALE PILLS Price 2s, post free, from N'.Z. Cfiemical Co., Box 133, Dunedin. HOKITIKA SAVINGS BaNK. A MEETING OF TRUSTEES will bo held at the office of the Bank or, TUESDAY NEXT, .TAN. 20t1i. at, 2.30 p.m. WM. WILSON, Manager. KOKATAHI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 27th. JAN., 1926. At Noon. M HOUSTON & CO. • Will sell by public auction as above: 12 4-yr. old S.H. BULLOCKS (good line) For R. AAhiley. 10 Good Yearling S.IL STEERS For F. Wall. 50 Fat LAMBS For O. Hende. 20 Fat EAVES 20 Fat LAMBS For AV. Ritchie. 6 Prime Fat COWS For O. Amberger. 100 Head Mixed CATTLE For Clients. 12 Choice Jersey HEIFERS, in profit For IL. Martin. 20 Mixed CATTLE For T. Staines. 15 2-yr. old STEERS 5 COAA’S in profit For a Client. 15 fat and forward 2i-yr. HEIFERS For F. J. Meharry.

FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. public HALL, kanieht. WEDNESDAY. 27th. JAN. A GRAND- BALL will bo hold on tho above date in aid of the Hall Funds. Admission: Gentlemen 2s 6d. ladies Ls. Music bv Goodfellow’s Orchestra. F. W. SELBY, Chairman Hall Trustees. fALL, JJOKATAHI pUBUC JJ The kokatahi catholic CHURCH COMMITTEE will hold a MONSTER BASKET BALL on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY sth. Good Orchestra and Supper provided. m. MacKinnon, Secretary. WESTLAND A. & P. ASSOCIATION. rjWENTIETH gHOW HOKITIKA RACECOURSE. FRIDAY, 19th. FEBRUARY, 1926. Schedules of Classes and Entry Forms to lie had from the Secretary or Members of the Committee. ENTRIES CLOSE Bth. FEBRUARY. Classes for Farm and Dairy Produce, Home Cookery, School Competitions. J. JARMAN, Secretary, Hokitika.