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Hokitika Guardian, 18 October 1927, Page 3

PLEATED SKIRTS in all check, two tone design, these have fine pleats at side, or groups at intervals. In all the leading shades—l9s 6d to 6d at McKAY’S. WANTED —Young MAN to assist in farm work. Must he able to milk. Apply 0. Spence, Ivoitcrangi. VOILE FROCKS—Newest colourings light and grey. Smart floral and fancy designs, trimmed plainly to match; long sleeves—l3s 6d, 17s Cd to 27s 6d at McKAY’S. IjILORAL SILK FROCKS—In the new Rayon Art Silk. Beautiful floral designs and color combinations, trimmed with plain silk to tone—39s Gd and Ms at McKAY’S. OTYLTSH FROCKS—In Repp and Charmelaine. Newest styles, with finely pleated skirts. Bolero effects or with vests of pleated crepe de chine. Trimmed with embroidery to tone. All colours. —35s to 59s 6d at McKAY’S. RAY DE CHENE JUMPERS—Eton collar, waistcoat fronts, in all the newest shades—29s Gd at McKAY’S. READY-TO-WEAR CRINOLINES, high folded crown, small drooping brim turned up across back, bound and smartly trimmed with faille ribbon to tone; shades are—oatmeal, rose beige, Sahara, new blue—lds Cd, 18s Cd to 25s at McKAY’S. 171ANCY BRAID STRAWS, high creased crown, drooping brim slightly turned up at back, bound and trimmed with Faille ribbon, finished at side with smart ribbon pleating. Shades are—new blue, mauve, teak, rose beige and Sahara—l2s Gd to 18s Cd at McKAY’S. CHECK GINGHAMS—SO pieces newest checks and fast colours, 38in. wide—ls, Is 3d and Is 9d at McKAY’S SILK and WOOL SLEEVELESS CARDIGANS, waistcoat effect in all newest colourings—l2s Gd to 23s Cd at McKAY’S.

WESTLAND HOSPITAL BOARD. APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of MATRON of Westland Hospital and Old People’s Home. Salary, £2OO per annum; uniform allowance and Ist. class fare refunded after 12 months’ service. Applicants to state qualifications, age, experience, and when able to- take up duties, and also enclose copies oi testimonials. Applications close on Nov. 19th. 1927 at 8 p.m. Address applications to— T. W BRUCE, Secretary, P.O. Box 03, Hokitika. HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. A MEETING OF TRUSTEES will ho held at the office of the Bank on FRIDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 21st. at 2.30 p.m. ALEX AITKEN, Acting Manager. PUBLIC HALL, KANIERI. MONDAY, OCTOBER 24th. (Labour Night). GRAND BALL to celebrate opening of Kanieri Tennis Courts on Labour Day. Music by Black Hand Orchestra. Efficient M.C., good floor and supper. Admission: Gents 3s, ladies 2s. r>. learmont, Hon. Secretary. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE DAIRY FARM AND BUTCHERY BUSINESS ON THE PREMISES, IIARIHARI THURSDAY, 20th. OCTOBER (At noon)

Mil OUS TO N AND CO • instructed t>v Mr C. Autheman will sell by public auction as above: — His valuable dairy farm of 60 acres freehold, being Section 166. Block 11, Poerua S.D. (with good butchery business connected therewith) and having erected thereon a 4-roomed dwelling, barn with loft, implement shed, cow shed and separator room with concrete floor, slaughterhouse, and pig houses. The property is situated on Main South Road, Harihari, and is all cleared and sub-divided into 11 paddocks; 3ft acres now grass, remainder ploughable. ALSOThe whole of the live and dead stock as follows: 16 choice dairy cows and 2 heifers all in profit this month, 1 Jersey bull, 3 yearling calves, 3 breeding sows clotse to profit, 1 sow with litter, 1 half-draught horse, 1 m.li. hay tedder, 1 Booth liny rake, I horse Booth mower, 1 set of steel tripod harrows, 1 2.1 h.p. Anderson oil engine, 1 CO gal. Alfa. Laval separator, 1 Wearne's drive and belt, 1 wood saw with holt, -1 20gal. milk cans. 1 milk vat, 1 set cart harness complete, 1 set of leading chains and spider, quantity of sundries. Also butcher’s motor delivery bus. AND— Ounnt itv of TfOTTSKITOT T) FUI?X T TURF, and F.FFECTS.

STOCK SALE. AT McVICAR’S YARDS, MAWHERALTT. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20tli. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. McMAHON and LEE will sell by public auction, as above: 10 Jersey and Jersey-cross COWS, 2nd. to 4tli. calvers close to profit-. 10 Springing HEIFERS 1 Draught HORSE 2 Light HORSES 3 2 -draught HORSES, broken to all work, staunch and sound. The above dairy cows are not farmers’ rejects but are tip-top lines, haying been carefully selected and are in good condition. They are a complete herd, the owner not milking this season. THE HYGIENE FISH MART (Next to Lloyd’s Store). REYELL ST. : HOKITIKA. WITH MODERN FACILITIES we arc able to cater for your requirements in providing FRESH and SMOKED FTSH. We strictly enforce all the requirements necessary by the Health Authorities. All fish kept in a temperature of 38 degrees, water-ool-ed window, shop cooled bv electric fan and perfect sanitation. No fish contaminated with flies. We do not hawk our goods round the town, this means unnecessary handling. Every pound of fish guaranteed. Hygenic wrappers only used. Compare our prices. Please note we hare no canvassers. Ring ’Phone No. 212.