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Hokitika Guardian, 13 June 1927, Page 3

(Fo- 'continuance of news gee fourth po»je.) H. A. C. B. S. ROBERT EMMETT, \(). (iur. IS EMBERS ol the above branch of the Hibernian .Society, an* rc<|Uested in meet at St. .Mary's Club Rooms, a I 2 p.m. TO-MO-EHOW. Io atteml flic funeral of Sister .Mary Joseph. All visit iny members are invited Io take part in the procession. 15 V ORDER. OF THE I'll Fsl DF.VT, JLMOI XI)—A "old BROOC II with two * stones. Apply “Citiiirdian” Oilier, ■pOR SALK—I { h.p. BENZINE MX-] * fIIXM. in good ninnine order; l cheap. Apply I. Brown and Co. FOR. PRIVATE SALE. RESIDENTIAL AND SIJO|> FRO I'FIMA'. HAMILTON STREET. rjAIIAT desirable residence of two storeys, comprising commodious np-io-date hnihlinp; of 10 livinji roe-ms. exclusive of double frontline shop, work room and office, also detached cottage of two rooms, on full sized freehold section. occupied by McLeod and Smith. This reside*no?, is up-to-date in every v>;iv and is must suitable for a private home or board inn house. Full particulars from the owners or W. JEFFRIES & COY. J UMBLE SALE. ST. -MARYS CUM; ROOMS HOKITIKA, SATURDAY, JUNE JStli. OX' SALE from !| a.in. every description of farm produce, home cookery, poultry etc. A splendid collection. Cn 11 and inspect. CANTERBURY PROGRESS LEAGUE WESTLAND COMMITTEE. rriHK ANNUAL MEETING of the League will he held in the County Cliamhers on THURSDAY, 16th. JUNE, 1927 at 7.130 p.m. Business: — Reception of Balance Sheet, and Report; Election of Officers and General. K. TKTCHELMANX, President.

HOKITIKA SCHOOL COMMITTEE. rjIEXDERS are invited for the sup- *- ply of 200 loads (or more) of sand at the District High School. Tenders CLOSE on THCRSOAY at noon with the 'Secretary. Lowest- tender not necessarily accepted. J. COXXIXG. lion. See. HOKITIKA GAS COMPANY C CONSUMERS are reminded that the J Gas Accounts for the months of APRIL and MAY must he paid at the Company’s Office, Stafford Street, before 4 p.m. TO-MORROW, ]4th IXST to seenre discount. 11. AV. R. SAVENET. Secretary. T7AOR. Winchester 22cnl. .Sporting 1. RIFLES at £1 10s each try I. BROAA’X & CO. ILS.A. 22 cal. single shot sporti ing RIFLES, £3 7s Gd, try I. BROAA’X & CO. 1710 R B.S.A. 22 eal repeating RIFLES £5 17s Gd, try T. BROWN & CO. Steven’s Favourite 22cal. sport- -« ing RIFLES, £2 10s at I. BROAA’N & CO. I7IOR Ladies’ and Gents’ second-hand . BICYCLES, just overhauled and enamelled, as good as new, from £G 10s upwards, try l. BROAVX & CO.

HATS ! All our model and ready to wear felts reduced to hnlfpnt«_.|s lid. 7s lid, Os lid at McKay’s Great Coat and Hat Sale. WOOLLEN CARDIGANS and pullovers, 30 only. Usually 12s 6d to 255, reduced to 4s lid, os lid and Os lid at McKay’s Great Coat and Hat Sale. COATS arc in tlie Sale.—One A 40in. Coney .seal coat, 4d guineas now £32 10s, splendid value; one 36in. Holinskv, usually £IG lGs. now £ll 11s; one black Coney, 36in. £ls 15s now £lO lOs at McKay’s Great Coat and Hat .Sale. CHILDREN’S COATS—A fine lot, all reduced prices, start at 7s 6d. Buy children’s coats at McKay’s Great Coat and. Hat Sale. WANTED KNOWN—A few really good knitted woollen costumes, usually £5 to £7, now half-price at McKay’s Coat Sale. ADIES’ 3 woollen COATS, usually -*-J £3 to £6. now 255. to 59s 6d at McKay’s Coat and Hat Sale. POSSUM TRAPPERS and others. KJ Big heavy bush rugs, usually 12s Gd, now 5s lid to clear at McKay’s. T ADIES’ velour and tweed COATS, A-i fur-trimmed, silk-lined, usually 60s to 105 s, now 29s lid, 39s lid, 49s lid at McKay’s Great Coat Sale,