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Hokitika Guardian, 1 May 1929, Page 4

TO-NIGHT l EVERYBODYS’ PICTURES TO-NIGHT IRENE RICH WITH WILLIAM RUSSELL IN—“THE DESERT WOMAN’, \ Mystery-Romance of a desert outpost in India. TOPICAL! ‘ ' COMEDY! Friday: Charlie Murray and George Sidney in “Flying Romeos”.

WINTER MILLINERY! THE LATEST STYLES FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN ARE NOW AT ADDISON’S. WE HAVE ALSO A LARGE RANGE OF LADIES’ TWEED COSTUMES SMART LOOKING CARDIGANS & JUMPERSUITS OFFERING AT MOST REASONABLE PRICES A STAR ATTRACTION IN X? FUR NECKLETS FURS ARE THE HEIGHT OF FASHION THIS WINTER, SO GET IN EARLY FOR A GOOD CHOICE AT Q ADDISONS Drapers & Clothiers, Hamilton Street, HoUithta. '•htne No. 89. <) V r, BARRACKER BILL stys: IF YOU’R E THE MAN WHOSE GOING TO SCORE THE WINNING T.RY KICK ''TIE WINNING GOAL—AND BRING OFF JHE GREAT TACKLE—YOU WILL DO II EAR RETTEII IN Stopforth’s Football Togs! FOOTBALL ROOTS, BELTS, ALL BLACK SHORT’S, JERSEYS IN LOCAL CLUB COLOURS OF RED AND BLACK, BLUE AND BLACK, BLACK, AMBER AND BLACK, ROYAL BLUE, GREEN AND BLACK, BLACK AND WHITE. ALL GOING AT SPECIAL PRICES. W. H. STOPFORTH BOX 94 ItEVELL STREET TELEPHONE 167.

c i OF CHRISTCHURCH. IN MEMORIAM. CAIN.—F II loving memory of Robert, eldest soil of MaLthew and the Into Fanny Cain, of Knnieri, who died on May Ist., 1028, as a result of wounds received during the war. He never failed to do his best, Mis heart was kind and tender. He toiled hard for those he loved, And left them to remember. Inserted by his loving lather, sisters and brothers. FUNERAL NOTICE. FIT TIE FRIENDS of the late FRANI- CISCO FREITAS and of his family are invited to attend his funeral which will leave the residence, Hospital Mill on FRIDAY AFTERNOON !*al 2.30 o’clock and St. Mary’s Church ' at :t o’clock and thence to the cemetery. Requiem Mass at 7 a.m. 11. A. THOMPSON, Undertaker.

Just opened to-day at Addisons ■cheek and plain (tunnels, hosiery, and woollen gloves and children’s sox. — Advt.