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Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1926, Page 3

LOST— CAP off petrol tank. Finder kindly return to J. N. Robinson. o g TT7ILL tlio person, who by mistake ] t oo ]- gent’s good umbrella from a Moynihan’s Bakery last Tuesday afters noon return same to A. Daly, Fitzher- . Ircrt St, whci'3 she wi 11 receive her . own umbrella. SALE: —WATE R-T U R BINE with 100 ft. of lSin. pipes. Ap- . ply Hayes and Sons, Oturchua, Ota.go. FOR SALE—A violin, case and bow, practically new; a. bargain. Apply to “Guardian” Office. SAI/E—New BCXGALOW, o rooms, all modern conveniences, Lucre section; deposit £175 balance Government mortgage, -1] per cent. Apply “Guardian” offioie. FOR SALE. A COMPLETE SAWMILL PLANT including 16 li.p. Robey portable engine, IOOIbs. pressure, practically new. Capacity 8000 ft. per day. For particulars apply to— R. Will LEY, Kanieri. REE ETON .TOCK-KY CLUB. AUTUMN MELTING. "jVTOMINATIONS for all events at tlio ’ above meeting close with the undersigned on SATURDAY, MARCH 127t1i. at 9 p.in. A. M. CARROLL, Score l a r.v. £ 1 — APPRECIATION. T IKE the Hokitika water supply, *■* better late than never, but, better never late; wo desire to sincerely thank the Eire B rigad? for their splen- | did save at our recent lire; also the many willing helpers who came to our aid. kind friends who placed their cars at our disposal and those who expressed their sympathy in words, letters and telegrams. The kindness shown to us i will not ho forgotten. TURNER & CO., ML Id St., Hokitika. AN APPRECIATION. * T DESIRE TO EXPRESS MY $ -*■ THANKS to the. National ln.surance Company through their pspresen- * tatives, .Messrs G. S. Gray and Co., Groymoiitli, for their prompt and satisfactory settlement of my claim in connection with the recent lire. T. B. BATT. AN APPRECIATION. I DESIRE TO EXPRESS MY THANKS to the New Zealand Insurance Company through their representatives Messrs G. K. Gray and Co., Greymoiith, for their prompt and satisfactory settlement of my claim for the loss of my motor car in the recent lire. FRANK COLLYER. .MILK SUPPLY. M It It. CHESTER AI AN hogs to taking over the milk-niii from Mr Gallop. as from Ist. April ir-ah. KOKATAHI AUTUMN SALE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31st. At 1 p.in. For Clients. O o O 3 O a O a O o a o a o a n n o n n n n n

FURTHER- EXTIMES INVITED. KANTED I PUBLIC HALL. EAST Ell AVON DA V. AERIE stJi. A GRAND CONCERT nnd CHIMS- - » TY AtINSTKEE ENTERTAINMENT, to be followed by a BALL, will be bel<l in aid of St Andrew’s Church. Admission to concert Is; to ball, gentlemen 2s 6d, ladies iu. T. It. CHESTER MAN, Hon Secretary. £< PORTS. THE ANNUAL SPORTS MEETING will be held on the Ross Recreation Ground on Easter Tuesday, 6th. April, 192 G. £llO PROGRAMME! Including Underhand Chop, '£3o; Upright Chop. £ls; Maiden Chop, £4 10s; Handicap Saw, £7; 100yds. Foot Race, £3 10s; 75yds. Dash Handicap, £8; 120yds. Sheffield, £l9; 220 yds. £8; Hop-step-and-jump; running Long Jump. Programmes on application to undersigned. Nominations close on 28th. March. A. W. PEEBLES, Hon. Sec. NOTICE. HARCOURT’S aard motors (Gordon Harcourt, Proprietor) desires to notify that the firm has no connection with any other firm in the district. Business as usual. Address : —Garage, Revell St. ’Phone 87. OWING to a further rise in tyres Harcourt’s Motors wish to notify their patrons of South Westland that on and from Jan. 11th. the fares from Hokitika and intermediate places to Waiho will be raised. R' ED Xj ion G ahaoe ' JA_K SIMPSON has resumed running and his car is at the public’s disposal. Can or ring Red Lion Hotel, ’phone No. 32. Ladies’ New Winter Felt Hats and Ready-to-Wear Hats, smart styles, just opened up—McKay’s, The Leading Drapers.—Advt.

f © FIRE i o TO OUR CLIENTS: WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF THANKING YOU FOR ALL PAST FAVOURS AND ASSURE YOU THAT AS SOON AS SOME SATISFACTORY ARRANGEMENTS CAN BE MADE OUR SERVICES WILL AGAIN BE AVAILABLE TO YOU OUR STAFF IS STANDINC BY NOW, AND ANYTHINC THAT IS IN OUR POWER TO DO WILL RECEIVE THE SAME ATTENTION AS EVER IN THE PAST. Hokitika. W. HARRINGTON, Manager, C/o Kellers’ Hotel.