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Hokitika Guardian, 7 November 1928, Page 4

TO-NIGHT l EVERYBODYS’ PICTURES TO-NIGHT! DOROTHY GISH AND ANTONIO MORENO IN—“MADAME POMPADOUR.” “MADAME POMPADOUR.” TOPICAL, SCENIC, COMEDY. Coming: Friday—“ The Cowboy Musketer.’’ Saturday—Charles Ray in “Tho Count of Ten.”

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COMING EVENTS Nov. 7—Cowboy’s Jazz Band, Princess Theatre and Drill Shed. Nov. 9.—At 7.30 p.m. meeting Hokitika Borough Council. Nov. ll.—Armistice Day. Nov. 12—Ac 7 p.m. meeting Hokitika School Committee. Nov. 12.—8a11, Kokatahi Football Club. Nov. 13.—W. Jeffries and Co.’s auction sale ol a Koiterangi property. Nor. 13—Westland County Council 2 p.m. I Nov. 14—General Elections. Nov. 15—Princess Theatre St. Paul’s Amateur Dramatic Club. Nov. 21.—Soldiers’ Hall, All Saints’ Church Fair. Nov. 21.—8a11, Albert Hall, Ruatapu. Nov. 28—Anniversary Ball, 'Woodstock Hall. Nov. 30—St. Andrew’s Day. Dec. 7.—Nominations dose, Westland Racing Club. Dec. 12, 13.—Princess Theatre, Benefit Fire Brigade Demonstration Funds. Dec. 19.—Acceptance close, Westland Racing Club.

Mifnf/OPriCAL SPECIALIST Of Wellington and Nelson. Appointments may now bo made for next visit through Mr Lynn (Brock 101 l ll ursts).