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Hokitika Guardian, 20 February 1928, Page 3

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. A MEETING OF TRUSTEES will lie held at the office of the Bank on WEDNESDAY 22nd. FEBRUARY at 1.10 p.m. ALEX AITKEN, Acting Manager. HOKITIKA AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB. night carnival at municipal BATHS. WEDNESDAY, 22nd. FEBRUARY Commencing at 7.30 p.m. Nominations close on Saturday, 18th. I inst with Mr A. H. Lawn or Caretaker at Baths. Admission: Adults Is and children fid. M. HOUSTON •Tnr. Hon. Secretary. FOR SALE. CtOMFORTABLE six-roomed BUN--1 GALOW in first-class order, all conveniences, electric light, h. and c. water, gas copper, motor garage. Three freehold SECTIONS, situated close to Revell St. Apply “Guardian” Office. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. A LL CREDITORS and others having L\ claims against the underinen--t.ioncd estate are hereby required to lodge the same with the undersigned in duplicate, supported hy full particulars and certified as due and owing by the said estate at the date of the death of the deceased, or on I efore the 21st. DAY of MARCH. 1028. Any claim not lodged hy the date named in liable to exclusion. SCH EDULE. WILLIAM Me 1C AY. late of Christchurch (formerly of Greymouth) draper, died on 11th. December, 1027. T. R. SAYWELL. District Public Trustee. Greymouth, Kith. February, 1928. GREY DISTRICT DIAMOND JUBILEE. 1868 1928 Tuesday, Feb. 28th.—Jubilee Day, Visit of Fleet, Procession and Civic Reception, Carnival, etc. etc. Wednesday, Fed). 29th.—Children’s Day, Children Visit Fleet, Grand Reunion Pioneer Dinner. At night— Old Timer’s Coiwrt, Carnival at Park. Thursday, March Ist—Re-Union Day, Grand Regatta, Warship Gig Races. Sailing Races At night—Empire Concert, Grand Naval and Military Jubilee Ball. Carnival at Park. Friday, March 2nd.—(Sports Day). N.Z. Cycle and Athletic Championship Meeting (£-|.Vi in prizes) at Victoria Park. Second Grand Empire Conceit, Children’s Jubilee Ball, Carnival at Park. Saturday. March 2nd Conclusion of N.Z. Cycle Championships at Park. Fire Brigade Demonstration (Boundary St.) At night—• Carnival, completing celebrations. WEST COAST FLORIST COMPANY. I,AWN’S BUILDINGS. MACK AY ST. GREYMOUTH. SACRED ORDERS executed at the shortest notice lor M reaths, Crosses, etc. WEDDING BOUQUETS. Birthday Baskets and Posies made to suit all tastes. FRESH CUT FLOWERS A splendid collection always on sale. ARTIFICIAL WREATHS always in stock. FAIR HALL A- CAMPBELL. Phone 3fio. JUST ARRIVED DIRECT FROM ENCLAND. A FULL STOCK OF BICYCLES. * ACCESSORIES. Call and inspect as the prices are within reach of everyone. A few of the bargains include : Now Bicycles from £7/10/o—Cash. Saddes from 10/ The new English Dunlop Rubber Saddle, £l. Bicycle Chains from 7/0. Pedals from 5/- [>er pair. Two new Tyres and ’I lilies and It.i in Tapes (guaranteed 9 months) £l. Cycle Repairs a Speciality at Reasonable Prices. \|| Work and Material Guaranteed I L. S. (PADDY) ROSS REVELL ST. -HOKITIKA. HYGIENE FISH MART REVELL ST.— HOKITIKA DURING the hot weather there is no hotter dish than REAL GOOD FRESH FISH uneontnminatod l,v files. Our fish is kept in our own cool storage—that is entirely flyproof. \o fish is hung up in the shop during the hot weather. Inspection always invited to our premises to allow you to judge for yourself. If it is real good fresh fish vou require, we have it Small goods arrive every Thursday. CASH WITH ALL ORDERS.

F. W. THOMPSON & COY. CJ. P. COULSON, PROPRIETOR). CARRYING AND FORWARDING AGENTS, HALL ST. HOKITIKA. /CARRYING m all .ts bra> town O or country. Purr inparked aud forwarded ' N 7. Agent *\"*— oy Phone l-o. CANTERBURY* CHORE T<Rl ITS. Apricots (about finished) Is per ease Pouches, splendid quality Cs per case y-ectarines. splendid quality (is per cost Plums, all varieties, os per case AVe will pay freight on all orders ol (our eases. Also ready : —New potatoes, nice am ripe, in 661 b. hags. 6s, freight paid t< \ny station. CASH WITH ORDERS. C. E. MEREDITH LTD, BOX 2i : W AIM ATE. DEE'S GROCERY GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, REYELL STREET—HOKITIKA. >tC)TIFY THAT FROM AUGUS’ Ist all transactions must bo o a CASH AND CARRY BASTS, at rc j duced prices. I Country customer* waited on 8 usual. OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS MUS BE PROAIPTLY PAID. Patrons will find a substantial r< duction in prices as a resnlt of tbe no mo vo. 171 OR CYCLES, cycle repairs and a ? cessories try I. BROWN &OO the eldest established firm on th Coast.