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Hokitika Guardian, 3 July 1929, Page 1

LOST— Child’s fawn l woollen CAP. Please return to '‘Guardian’' Office. LOST ORDER-BOOK. Findei please return to Johnson ant Woolhouse, Butchers. LOST— Black and tan cattle DOG. Finder advise Garnet Perry. Brittan St. Reward. LONG NIGHT DANCE, Three Mile Hall, THURSDAY, JULY 4th. Good music and supper. Admission: Gents'2s, ladies Is. I7IOR SALE —Freehold section, J-acrc in upper Sewell St. Apply “Guardian” Office. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS. ALL QR EDITORS and others lmv inp; claims against the under mentioned estates are hereby requiiec to lodge the same with the undersign ed, in duplicate, supported by full par ticulars and certified as due and owinj. |>y me said estates at the date of the death of the deceased on or before tin | Bth. DAY of JULY, 1929. Any clain not lodged by the date named is liable .o exclusion. And all debts due to tin said estates must be paid on or before tne said date. ALFRED MICHAEL HENRY KEL LER. late of Hokitika, tailor 1 JANE DAYEY SMITH, late o' ■ Hokitika, widow.' 1 TONY MATJCH, late of Lake Mud F gee near Hokitika, sawmill Hand 1 HERMAN TOBIAN, late of Hoki 2 tilca, labourer. ) LARK & MURDOCH, 1 Solicitors for Administrators, 3 Hokitika, Ist. July 1929. 0 PUBLIC HALL, KOKATAHI The winter show presentation BALL takes place on y WEDNESDAY. Joi/Y 10th. Good d music and good floor. T. EOCLESFT ELD, Secretary.