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Hokitika Guardian, 4 October 1928, Page 1

SOLDIERS’ HALL, HOKITIKA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4th.—Juvenile Dance. Admission Is. THE SALVATION ARMY. TO-NIGHT AT 8 p.m. Brigadier burton, d.c. conducts a public welcome to Adjutant Nelson from China. Come right along. P RINC E S S rgr heatre. Direction ... J. C. Williamson Ltd. THE GREATEST EVENT OF THE YEAR. The visit to Hokitika of the J. C. ’Williamson Ltd. English Comedy Company marks one of the most notable theatrical events in the history of Hokitika. WEDNESDAY, 10th,' OCTOBER FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY ! J. C. Williamson Ltd. have pleasure in presenting their English Comedy Gov. .30—ARTISTS—30 —IN “A CUCKOO IN THE NEST” This Comedy by BEN TRAVERS has proved a record breaker in all countries and is now concluding a big N.Z. tour. Should the visit to HOKITIKA be suecessfull, the .T. C. WILLIAMSON LTD. COY. may in future send further attractions to the West Coast. THE .CAST. (In the Order of their Appearance) Suzette (Maid at the Wykeman’s Flat) Willa Lyndberg. Mrs Bone Nellie Mortyne. Major Bone Cyril Vernon. Barbara Wvkeman Beth Mackey. Gladys (Maid at ttie ‘‘Stag and Hunt) Jane Comfort. Alfred (Barman at the “Stag arid Hunt”) "Willie Clifton. Margaret Hickett Helene Simon. Peter Wykeham Hastings Lynn. Noony (a village!) Alec Alves. Mrs Spoker (Landlady of the Stag and Hunt) .. Minnie Rayner. The Rev. Sloley-Jones ... Leslie Victor. Claude Hicket M.P. ... Basil Radford. Chauffeur Victor Fitzherbert. BOX PLAN for reserved seats 7s 6d plux tax, now open at'Mclntosh’s shop. Unreserved prices 5s and 2s 6d plus tax.

APPRECIATION. ON behalf of my mother, Mrs' Plamer and' myself, I w'ish especially to thank Dr Booth for the great care and kindness she bestowed upon my late father during his five weeks' illness. Her patience and attention is highly appreciated by us. also- to thank many friends who offered their assistance during his illness, and finally,all j those who sent messages of condolence I and floral tributes. Their kindness will ever be remembered by us. HENRY HAMER. Kumara, Oct. 4th, 1928. ' EARLY BOOKING IS ADVISED. STRAYED. Grazing on my property at Evans Creek (Karnbachfo) one brindle HEIFER, back slit under right par and M under left ear; also one red and white dehorned COW, V out of tip of right ear, punch hole and V out of tip of left ear. No visible fire brands. Owner may have same on payment of grazing and expenses. If not claimd by the 14th. OCTOBER will he sold hy public auction. W, BERRY. He repo, Ist. Oct. 1928. KOKATAHI TENNIS CLUB. OPENING OF SEASON BALL. VBALL will be held in the Public Hall, Kokatahi. on WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17th. Good music, good floor and good supper. Admission: Gents 2s 6d. Indies Is 6d. L. MONK, Hon. Sec. PUBLIC HALL, IvANIERI. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3lst., 1928. Annual concert & ball in aid of the funds of the Kauieri State School. Admission: To concert, Is; to hall, gents 2s 6d and ladies Is. Music for ball bv Ross’s Orchestra. E. W. SELBY, Hon. Secretary.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7th. A GRANT) 13ALL in the Kokatahi public Mall in aid of Ivokatuhi Footha.il Club. Admission: Gents 2s (>d. ladies Is Gd. B. MOREL, Hon. See.

O’CONNEL 8 CALIARI REYRLL STREET HOKITIKA. T.TTGIT-CLASS FURNITURE made to are a speciality. K A ROC REDDING and WIRE MATTRESSES always on hand. Full information on enquiry at the Factory, opposite F, Schroder and Go’s, drapers,