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Hokitika Guardian, 24 September 1926, Page 3

FOR. SALE—Tudor Ford Sedan CAR in splendid order; does 28 miles to the gallon. Newly .shod nil round. Owner purchasing; larger car. Reasonable offer accepted. Apply A. 0. Williams, Palmerston St. Greyniouth.

rULNCESS THEATRE : : HOKITIKA 1926 FOLLIES Under Direction of Gus Dawson (LateAN.Z. Diggers). Will Present to the Public of Hokitika TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th. SO M R QIIO W ! OM E F3HO W ! A Sparkling Revue, full of Pep, Catchy Music & Choruses'—2o different Turns. Latest scenery and Full Orchestra. Prices: Bs, 2s, Ischildren half price. Box plan now open at Miss Mclntosh’s.

PUBLIC HALL, IvOKATAHI. PLAIN and FANCY DRESS BALL in aid of injured players on "WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6th. Good music and good floor. Double ticket, 45., single 2s Gd. » M. CANE, Hon Sec. WANTED KNOWN. TR,VINE & STEVENSON LTD. are I CASH BUYERS of WHITEBAIT. Consignments sent by train promptly attended to. Factory, Beach Street.

NOTICE TO WHITEBAIT FISHERMEN. WOOD’S WHITEBAIT PRESERVING WORKS ARE NOW OPEN AND PREPARED TO receive whitebait in any QUANTITIES. SUPPORT THE LOCAL FACTORY ! OUR CARRIER MEETS ALL TRAINS. ; GEO. A. WOOD.

KOKATARI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 29th. SEPT. At 11 a.m. (Prior to Store Stock Sale). M HOUSTON AND CO. • instructed hy the Commissioner of Crown Lands will sell hy auction the whole of H. El. Winter’s live and dead stock comprising: 28 Dairy COAVS 2nd. to sth. calf. 10 Head of Eat CATTLE 1 Grade Jersey BULL. 1 Half-draught GELDTNG, aged 1 HACK, aged. Spring dray, gig, S. F. Massey Harris plough, set lino harrows, 10 leaf disc, harrow (Storrie), 1 Reid and Gray S.E. lever plough, chaff cutter, anvil hollows and vyce. riding saddle and misecllaneons tools. ALSO— I fiO-gal. Wo Ise ley SEPARATOR., new. KOKATAHI SPRING SALE WEDNESDAY, 29th. SEPT. At 1 p m. M HOUB TON AND CO. • will sell hy public auction as above: — 100 Head of Mixed CATTLE For Clients. 20 EAT SHEEP for T. Ecclesficld. 0 A'earliiig STEERS For T. Crougli. 15 Mixed YEARLINGS 30 Romney EWES with lambs at foot For S. ITavill. 3 A fixed CATTLE For TT. Atonk. ] Koan MARIE, hy El Carbine, saddle or harness For a client. 10 2-vr. old STEERS For M. Keenan. 21 3-yr. BULLOCKS For G. Cederman. 25 2 and 3-vr. STEERS and HEIFERS For AV. Graham., FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. HARIHARI MOTOR. SERVICE. ALTERATION TO TIME-TABLE. '■'IARS will leave Hokitika for AALaiho _J on Tuesdays and Saturdays at 0 a.m. Cars will leave AA’aiho for Hokitika n Mondays and Thursdays at 9 a.m. Cars wili leave Hokitika for I-larihari n AA T ednesdays at 1 p.m. and Saturlays at 7.30 p.m. Cars will leave Harihari for Hokitika m Tuesdays at 9 a.m. and Saturdays it 7.45 a.m. Hokitika hooking office and enquiries —Messrs wild and Bassett’s. Reliable drivers employed. T. IT. TOOHEY, Proprietor, He repo.

GAS THE MASTER SERVANT ! • HYGIENIC ! EFFICIENT ! ECONOMICAL ! GASIS COAL WITH THE BOTHER TAKEN OUT ! WORK, COOKING, HEATING CAN BE DONE CHEAPER BY GA Si GAS COOKERS—Save time and money GAS COPPERS^—Save trouble and expense. GAS GEYSERS—Give hot baths very promptly. GAS IRON S—Are clean and economical. GAS RINGS —For early breakfasts and quick service. GAS FIRE S—For bedroom, study or office. SPECIAL VIRTUES OF GAS CHEAP—CLEAN —ECONOMICAL ! FAITHFUL and READY servant. GAS APLIANCES WILL LAST A LIFETIME. EASY TO KEEP CLEAN, EASY TO USE. ALL SAVE TIME AND MONEY. ALL PARTICULARS FROM— W. H. SHANNON REVELL STREET. HOKITIKA GAS COY.,STAFFORD STREET , . H. DUNN, woodward, had HAU. Dry FIREWOOD, all sorts, at 10s per load. A full stock. Cash on i delivery, to any part of town. Laugh, and the world laughs with vou; rub, and you rub alone, so sings 6 No-Rubbing Laundry Help.”—Advt.