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Hokitika Guardian, 5 November 1928, Page 1

GENKHAL ASSEMBLY ELECTION l&yjTll T. E. Y. SED DON will be glad AvJ- t c meet the electors of Westland as under:— .Monday. Nov. s—Koilerangi G. 30. Kokatalii 8.30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. Otli—South Hokitika and .Manunui (afternoon); Ruatapu at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Nov. 7th. Totara (afternoon): Loss (Totara Hall) at 8 p.m. Thursday. Nov. Bih.—Waitaha Settlement (noon) : Kakapotahi, d’likukurii and Evans Creek (afternoon): Public Hall, Matainui at S p.m. Eriday, Nov. oth.- Okarito Forks (m id-day); Okarito (afternoon): Waiho Gorge. Thonison Hall at 8 p.m. Saturday. Nov. 10t.li.—'I’etaho (forenoon) : Heivpo (afternoon); Hari Hari Hall at 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 12th. -Camerons and Gladstone. Tuesday, Nov. 13th.—Town Hall, Greymonlh. Wednesday, Nov. 14th.—Polling Day.—Motor tour of electorate. WESTLAND ELECTION. TI/TR. JAMES O’BRIEN, Labour eaudidate will .speak at: Princess Theatre, Hokitika. Thursday 0:1. Bth. at 8 p.m. The Mayor will preside. WESTLAND TROTTING CLUB. rjMIE ANNEAL MEETING of mem hers will he held in the Club Room. Hamilton Street, on MONDAW •'dli November, at 8 p.m. RESIN ESS.-To receive Annual Re port and Ralance Sheet; Election of Officers: and General. M. 11. HOUSTON. Hon. See. AT R E WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 7th. THE COWBOYS ARE COMING ! THE COWBOYS ARE COMING •’ After fifteen months’ continuous engagements on the the most exclusive circuits in Enited States and Canada. ER El) MAY El ELD and his CANADIAN COWBOY -I \ZZ BAND has been engaged lor the— PRINCESS THEATRE ON WEDNESDAY NEXT At the highest fee ever paid a musical combination visiting the Dominion. A REVELATION IN SYNCOPATION. FRED MAYFIELD AND I ITS (’AN ADI \N (’OWBOY .1 AZZ BA ND ’ Comprising Nine World Soloists, ploying Thirty-Seven Instruments! You have never heard such wonderful playing! \ SPECIAL RIOTER E DISPLAY WILL ALSO BE PRESENTED! Rriees—3 3 and 2-. V BIG COWBOY BALL WILL RE HELD IN THE DRILL SHED from 10.30 to 2 a.m. PRINCESS THEATRE. HOKITIKA. THURSDAY'. loth. NOV. 1028. riT. PAUL'S DRAMATIC CLEB will present: “Jane’s Legacy “An Interrupted Proposal” “El Dorado” “The Bathroom Door’’ “The Rest Cure.” Ilnurs open- 7.30 Commence—S o’clock Admi-ssion : Dress Circle and Or■hestral Stalls 2s. Downstairs Is 6d. Children Is. Tickets may lie obtained from Club members. Seats may he reserved at Miss Mclntosh’s, fid extra. Secure your ticket and BOOK KARLA . clnterbery edecation board TENDERS, closing at o p.m. Oil FRIDAY. 30th. NOVEMBER. lf)28. will he received at the Boards Office. Christchurch, for the purchase of Section No 103. Cobden. Oreymouih. The area comprises 32 perches (more or less! and is part of t-ho Old School dtc. Oohden. A deposit of per cent, must accompany each tender, the highest or any of which will not necessarily he accepted. CM AS R. KIRK. Secretary. Education Office, Christchurch, 2nd. Nov. 1928. CyOTS. Cheek “Jefro” GTNGHAMS f)D and ZEPHYRS. 9d and Is a vnrd at MeKAY’S. R 1 N C ES s m H E I' ADTES’ VESTS, in great variety—iJ ]s. is fid. Is lid upwards. Best value in town at McKAY’S. MCKAY’S MADE TO MEASURE SUITS. Fit and workmanship guaranteed. A special range of Colonial worsteds and new season s sirtiugs i<> choose from—£3 17s fid. £0 Is, .07 10s at McKay’s. STLK and Art Silk ladies’ i-N Cnmihoekers, Bloomers. Princess, Vests etc. in black, white und wanted colours ufc McJvAY’S.