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Hokitika Guardian, 2 May 1929, Page 1

THE balance of goods from the Produce Stall at the Chrysanthemum Show, will he on sale at All Saints Hall on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Arriving to-night at the Hy- - giene Fi sli Mart, opp. N.Z. Clothing Factory—Fresh groper, terikih fillets, oysters, crayfish, ling and mutton birds. Compare our prices. ’Phone 1245. PRINCESS THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! THURSDAY, MAY 2nd. /CORONATION OF SCHOOL QUEEN ' J (Miss Valerie Nightingale) as QUEEN OF THE CARNIVAL. Also in attendance. Princesses, Pages and other Court Dignatorics. (Arranged by Miss Anne Duff.) In addition to ceremony a GRAND CONCERT will be given. Admission : Circle 2s, front seats 2s, hack seats Is. Reserves 6d extra. NOTICE. R.T. REDDER, Coal Merchant and • General Carrier wishes to notily the public of Hokitika that he has been appointed DISTRICT AGENT for the N.Z. EXPRESS COY. Address, Weld Street. NOTICE. HAVING acquired Mr Patrick’s property at Tetaho we are prepared to ACCOMMODATE STOCK-DROV-ERS as in the past. W. 11. CHINN, Tetaho. BOYS’ BOXING TOURNAMENT Nominations close with the Secretary, on SATURDAY, MAY 4th. for the Tourney to lie held in the Princess Theatre on Oth. MAY. Nominations MUST INCLUDE AGE AND WEIGHT at ringside. Open to hoys 18 years and under. E. M. BEST. Hon. Sec. THANKS. I DESIRE to express my sincere thanks to all those who supported me at yesterday’s poll, and especially those who worked so hard to secure my return. 1 am indeed proud of the splendid support accorded me.. Although not elected the result was most gratifying and my only regret is that all those who desired my return, should he disappointed. H. M. COULSON. HOKITIKA MAYORALTY Ladies and Gentlemen: I WISH to return my sincere thanks to all those electors who supported me at the poll yesterday. Though unsuccessful I can assure all sections of the (ommunity that thu advancement and progress ol Hokitixa will at all times he my aim, even though I am no longer associated with its municipal control. Yours obediently, Wm. JEFFRIES. THANKS. T DESIRE to very sincerely thank all who supported me at yesterday’s election, which I deeply appreciate, especially as owing to my absence, 1 was unable to make a personal appeal. J. A. CUTTANCE.

Men ! Call and see the new overcoats at Hade’s. The new simp that has the latest in everything a man requires. Ask to see the new fur-felt hats at ]os fid, or good warm all-wool cardigans at 1.2 s fid. Also pull-overs and lumber 'jackets at new prices, b’rank Bade (late of McKay’s).—Advt