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Hokitika Guardian, 7 February 1928, Page 3

Wanted known thntr-wc wish to notify our various customers that there will be no fresh fish this week at the Hygiene Fish Mart. Arriving to-night at the Hygiene Fish Mart—Fresh saveloys, polonys. black ami white puddings, ham and beef luncheon sausage etc. made bv Canterbury’s best makers. T.IOU QUICK .SALE—Almost new -I- gent’s Ii.S.A. EICVCT.K. Owner leaving district. Apply ‘•Uuar<lian” Office. WANTED- BOA' or YOUTH for milking. Apply Houston’s Dairy South Hokitika. WANTED- Strong BOY for dairy farm; milking essential. Apply ‘‘Guardian’’ Office. FOR Indies’ and gent’s second-hand CYCLES just overhauled and enamelled, as good as new, the prices being right, try I. BROWN & CO. TO LET—Partly furnished HOUSE near Kanieri. Apply •). Marks. I OST—A motor TYRE last week he-*--7 tween Hokitika and Ross. Finder rewarded on reluming same to Westland Daily Factory Co. Hokitika. J OST—Gold-mounted TOP off fotin-*-7 tain-pen, initials thereon “L.R.’’ ]7/3/21.—Paddy Ross, Sports Depot. water scppi.y J‘N ORDER l<> maintain a go,»l pres- * sure of naii"- for tire purposes, arc enjoined ; AVOID WASTING WATER. Acting Town Clerk. 7th. February. 1928. PIANOFORTE.

MISS Alftftft.X DALY "ill resume teaehinjr on WftDNKSDAY, ftKB. 8111. ;it her resilience, Fitzhcrhert Street. IM lilVK’ XOTICK. rp Ills IS TO NOTIFY t li.it ive. t h<J undersi-ned. AhKKftD THOMAS ami KDITII ftAWSOX. of Oravosond. Kent. Kurland. are in no way connected with a family of that name who were rosidine at one time in Hokitika. A. .1. A- ft. LAWSON. Sewell St., Hokitika. A ITT lOX KA lift Oft HorSKHOLT) ftI'HN'ITURE OX Till-: IMift.MlSftS. JJ ft ALKY ST. \YftDXftSDAY, Bth. l-KBIII'AItV. At 2.30 p.in. M HOUSTON AND CO • instructed hy .Mr ft. O. Speed will sell hy public auction as above: Household filrniture and ellects. includiue;; Sittine room suito viz.: I settee, ll chairs, 2 easy chairs, overmantel. occasional tables, dinine table 3 durhesse chests. 2 d. bedsteads and mattresses, s. bedstead, hooks, pictures, cupboard kitchen dresser, lenders and irons, kitchen chairs, sofa, dressine tables linoleums, bin, lawn mower, and numerous suuil ries. A I.SOIO fowls. 1 pell minorca pullets. 10 cockerels. IMToIITAX I' I! ft A ftISATION SAT,ft Oft SAW Ml I,ft ASSftTS. (In the I'Xtate of the late Thomas Baxter, deceased).

SAT I'll DAY did. M A lit II AT NOOX IX Til 10 MART. HOKITIKA I- \V. Jeffries mid Co. will .sell, ns ii going concern the Mill Plant ill I lie aliove estate, comprising:--(1) Sawmill License together with ..eservatimis 070, GiG. fxi. Giß. ami 128 A. having; a total area of 1-169 acres more or less all situated in tile 1 loliotiu Survey District with all the rights and privileges | tu t a inino to same. . (■_') Complete .Mil! Plant ol II h.p. Marshall Portable Kngino 1231 b. pressure, breaking down table, top rollers and friction gear, breast heneli and feed rollers, I h.b. saws, breaking dow'n saw ttOin.. top saw a In.. • ranking down belt (illft. Sin.. breast bench belt (toft. Sin., slab saw bench, saw spindle and belt, intermediate shaft and pulleys, shaft winch and drum. 2 chains of wire rope and blocks, 1 yard trolley, 1 slab trolley, d trolley wheels, mill shed 7011. x 28ft. roofed with corrugated iron, capacity about fi.OOOft. per day. C'j) Blacksmith's Kho]i ""ilh port•dde bellows and anvil and tones, vice, 2 sets stocks and dies, 2 sledge hammers. grindstone, 1 single purchase and ! double pur( base Trew liella jacks. 2 carriage wheels. dozen mirrors, straight oil we hammers and anvil. docking saw. cross out saws and wedges. jobbing hammer. ( I) Bush Plant, foundry winch 1201 b pressure. 23 chains wire rope, single purchase jack. A harsh I, locks, shoe and 2 jacks, crosscut saws and wedges. 2 bush trolleys, ballast f ( k. T) chains of iron rails, and large crow. Buildings—7 lints -n ' -table, al-o -1 horses anti 1'! -. 2 sets id spiders and chains.

Xote: —Tho whole of the area- are estimated to rut from 10 to I'd thousand feet of red. white and silver pine to the acre. The mill (sometimes known as the ■■lflackwater MMI"> and plant is in excellent working order and condition, and we confidently invite till interested to inspect the assets for themselves. Cenoral particulars and an approximate list of the above assets may he seen at the office of Messrs Park and Murdoch. Solicitors, or the Auctioneers. Sewell Street. Hokitika. All purchasers are required to see the properties for themselves and to act on their own inspection.

GETTING FIREWOOD BY TENDER. I‘FBLIC State Forest Service. Christehu reh 2nd. Feb. 1928. -JVTOTTCE IS HEREBY GTYEN tliat IN written tenders for the cutting of firewood in 100 cord lots (maximum -500 cords) on part of the recen y burnt area at Hanmer Springs, will be received hr the undersigned up to NOON on FRIDAY, the 10th. FEBHU ARY. 1928. Terms and conditions may he obtained on application to the State Forest Service. Christchurch. Hokitika or Hanmer Springs. Ihe lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G. MORRISON, Conservator of Forests.