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Hokitika Guardian, 21 January 1928, Page 3

A RIVAL TO ESPERANTO. Esperanto may be quite all right as an international language and bring mutual comprehension where discord prevails. Hut Hears’ Tobacco is appreciated just as much by whoever smokes it, whether Englishman Frenchman, for it brings peace ol mind and mutual satisfaction when words fail to describe its delightful qualities. Cool and sweet—Hears’ Loose Tobacco is a gift at Rd an ounce. AI so sold in handy packets, loz. Od.. !2ols fid.

WHEAT CROP. BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 20. Tlio latest Government estimate of tlio wheat crops is sixty-five hundred thousand tons. (For continuation of news see fourth page.) WANTED —Young GIRL for light household duties. Country girl preferred. Apply “Guardian” Office. STRAWBERRY, pineapple and vanilla. ice creams to-day at the Rendezvous; chocolate sundaes, charleston special, milk shakes, etc. WANTED— A HOUSEMAID. Apply Club Hotel. ■\TT ANTED Two CANVASSERS, good household lines. Com mission. Apply J. Cameron. Kovell St. 1710 R ladies’ and gent’s second-hand CYCLES just overhauled and enamelled, as good ns new, the prices being right, try I. BROWN & CO. ■J7IOR CYCLES, cycle repairs and ac--8- cessories try I. BROWN & CO., the oldest established firm on the Coast. NEWMANS MOTORS LTD. Cp\ US will leave the Garage on ' -MONDAY NEXT at 8.30 a.m. for ARTHUR’S PASS. Phone 171. NEWMANS MOTORS LTD. A CAR will leave the Garage on MONDAY MORNING at 10 o’clock for WAIHO. S'LE OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. WE have been instructed by Mr It. 0. Speed (who is leaving Hokitika) to offer for immediate private sale liis property in Bealev St. consisting of comfortable six-roomed dwelling, bath-room, pantry and washhouse in first-class order. Electric light, h. and c. water and all conveniences. Splendid sections, situated in the best part of the town. Good terms can he arranged if. required. For full particulars apply at once to— M. HOUSTON and CO. Licensed Land Agents.

HOKITIKA AMATEUII SWIMMING CLUB. SECOND POPULAR NIGHT CARNIVAL. AT MUNICIPAL BATHS ON THURSDAY, .TAN. 26th. commencing at 7.30 p.m. Nominations close on Monday, .Tan. 23rd. at 6 p.m. Admission: Adults Is, children Cd. M. HOUSTON, .Tnr. Hon. Secretary. CREYMOUTH TECHNICAL HTGH SCHOOL.-THE NEW HOSTEL TS NOW READY FOR BOARDERS. The building is splendidly situated. Both the hoys’ wing and the girls’ wing are excellently equipped for the accommodation of pupils. Rates are exceedingly low—£l3 per term for full-time hoarders. and £l2 10s per term' for week-end hoarders. A laundry fee of 10s is the only extra. The School is a full-time Secondary School, with a roll of 260 pupils, providing for all forms of Post-Primary Instruction, and has a most successful record, both in regard to its Professional course and its Commercial, Trades and Domestic Science Courses. The School is quite capable of preparing pupils for all Public. Examinations, and has an honours roll of which it can be proud. It also has every facility for an excellent pro-vocational training. Send for prospectus and enrolment form to the Principal. J. HUTTON, M.A., LL.B.. Grcymouth. HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. A MEETING OF TRUSTEES will ■t V. he held at the office of the Bnnlc on WEDNESDAY 2oth. JANUARY, at 2.30 p-m. ALEX AITKEN, Acting Manager.