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Hokitika Guardian, 26 February 1929, Page 1

COOKED HAM 2s 9d )b. Fresh eggs 2s doz. Buy cakes and ham on Tuesday night for the picnic. Open till 10 p.m.—B. Adam, next to Hcenaii’s, Revell Street. LOST —Yesterday on mussel bed, Arahura, child’s blue COAI. Finder return to “Guardian” Office. LOST— Last nigtt, lady’s coloured vanity BAG. Would finder please return to “Guardian” Office. WANTED— PERSON to assist with kitchen work, to start Thursday. Apply Club Hotel. FOR SALE—Spring DRAY and two sets of van HARNESS. Apply, Wells Bros and Sons, Woodstock. A MEETING of members of the Athletic and Boxing Clubs, Automobile Association, Licensed Victuallers, and ladies and gentlemen willing to cooperate in entertaining a visiting British Naval Party of about 200 to Hokitika next week, will be held at the County Chambers at 7.30 o’clock THIS (Tuesday) EVENING. A large attendance is looked for.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28th. By Special Request GRAND CONCERT & REVUE (Directed by Miss Ann Duff). In aid of the Fire Brigade Funds. Special Programme, comprising a Musical Melange, followed by the Humorus Revue—“FlßE!” “FIRE!” Introducing several Specialties and Many Novelties. Doors open at 7.30. Entertainment at 8 o’clock. Admission: Circle 2s 6d, front stalls 2s, back seats Is. Circle scats may be reserved at Miss Mclntosh’s. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. 9 ROOMED DWELLING with all conveniences, situated in Hall St. Hokitika; in first class order throughout; full \ acre section, splendid situation. For place and terms apply— M. HOUSTuiN as CO., Lund Agents. THREE MILE HALL, ARAHURA ROAD. FRIDAY, MARCH Ist. (St. David’s Day). Grand ball and home-made SUPPER. Dancing commences at' 9 o’clock. First class music. Admission : Gents 2s, ladies Is Gd. Proceeds in aid of Three Mile Tennis Club. A. DTCK, E. SHERRTFF, Hon. Secretaries. HOKITIKA BOROUGH COUNCIL. T)UBLTC NOTICE is hereby given that Cass Square is specially set apart on the 28th. INS’L. and the Ist. and 2nd. PROXIMO, for the United Firo Brigades’ Demonstration, am" that on these dates an admission charge of ONE SHILLING will be made ior each person entering Cass Square. G. A. PERRY, •Viator.