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Hokitika Guardian, 3 December 1928, Page 4

AlcAlahon ami Lee will sell by public auction at lie Inangahua Sale.vardts on »t'ulne-s(i::.v next at 1 p.in. sharp, 000 store wethers.

Messrs AY. Jeffries and Co. notify in conueelion with their sale ol stock at Kokalahi Saleyards on AYcdnesday next of stock in the estate of the late M. Moynihan, some additional entries.

A reminder is given of the important land sale by Messrs W. Jeffries and Co. on Saturday next, of the properties at Koiterangi in the estate ol the late .Air John Dimmick.

The management of the Peerless T’et,ures have kindly consented to hold their pictures on Tuesday night, Jib. Dec. at Kokalahi, so as not lo clash with the hall at Koiterangi 014 Friday night.

Travel goods ot all kinds Imm the smallest lunch box Is C.d to the best solid leather suit, case Cms. Only the very best stocked at A. W. Varrall’s. Kcvell Street.—Advt.

Coal, timber, produce and genera! cargo transported through the Otira tunnel last week totalled 10. blit) tons, an increase ol lobß tons as compared with the amount handled for the corresponding period in 102/. The amount dealt, with during the same period in 1020 was 10,007 tons.

Without almost unlimited practice it is impossible to achieve any great success in tennis. 15y a new invention called the Kum-Bak, tennis players can Inive all the practice they require on their lawn or yard. % By this instrument every stroke can he practiced until mastered. Price 02s fid complete Demonstrations at Yarrall’s, ltevell St —Advt.

The demand for seats fo-dav mi connection with the monster entertainment being organised by Miss Anne Dull''lor the 12th and 13th inst., promises to se(! Princess 'fheatre crowded on tn». occasion of the benefit for the fnc Brigade entertainment fund. Boh oarsals are going with a swing, and a jolly entertainment will he the outcome. The revue is aptly named “ Fire.” and lias been written specially for tbe occasion. The whole programme is original in conception, and its interpretation by our clever amateurs is sure to he up to Hie usually high standard of excellence.

Some little time ago M.r Soddon interested himself in the filming of the |{mist Pass route to bring that locality more under the public notice. Advice Ims just been received from the Prime Minister’s office that the Publicity Officer has the matter in hand, and films will be taken of the district some time during the summer months. -Mi Soddon also preferred a request 'for the Franz Josef and Fox Glacier regions to be cinematograplied also, and the Minister advises that though a complete tour might not he taken, at all events a sufficiently comprehensive picture will be obtained to give wide publicity to the localities referred to. Mr Seddon lias expressed satisfaction with the nature of the replies received.

For men ! AVe have tho latest in sports coats, trousers, blazers, cream trouser:-;, athletic, tennis and neglige shirts, pyjamas, ties, hells, socks and ha Is, Shop early at Addisons.—Advt.