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Hokitika Guardian, 11 September 1929, Page 1

CANTERBURY GOWN COY. Christchurch, lias a full range of new season’s frocks now showing—Sept. 10th. and lltli. Address: Red Lion Hotel. FOR SALE-200 day-old CHICKS. Apply C. E. Sparkes or D. Dowel I, Rendezvous, Revell St. LOST. ONE black anti white Poly HEIFER with calf at foot; one blue 2-yr. old STEER; one 2-yr. old red STEER with white star on forehead. All branded L.D. on rump, with V piece out of point of each ear. Any person knowing their whereabouts, kindly 'communicate wi h—--1 LKS. DIEDRICHS, ; Harihari. COMPULSORY CLOSING. • i__ /"lASS SQUAREj will be closed to the public* on SATURDAY NEXT from 12.30 p.m. y till 5 p.m. on the occasion of the Dittman Shield Football Match, except on payment of Is admission.' ‘ " E. W. HEENAN, 1 Secretary Westland Sub-Union.

WESTLAND COMPETITIONS SOCIETY TO-MORROW NIGHT At 7.30 sharp. PRINCESS THEATRE. GRAND DEMONSTRATION CONCERT THE WINNERS IN A MONSTER PROGRAMME. BE EARLY TO SECURE A SEAT ! Admission: 2s it Is. Doors open 7 p.m. pRINCBSS rpHEATRE ' HOKITIKA. i FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY MONDAY SEPT. 23rd. —Visit of the Eminent Actor— ALLAN WILKIE ALLAN WILKIE ALLAN WILKIE ALLAN WILKIE —WITH—MISS HUNTER-WATTS miss hunter-Waits And the entire Company of 30 artists. A Company that holds the greatest record in the world for the continuous presentation of Shakespearean Plays.

—INSHAKESPEARE’S GREAT TRAGICOMEDY : “ THE MERCHANT OF VENICE " Sliylock , Allan Wilkie Portia Miss Hunter-Watts Notwithstanding the- enormous eost of bringing this gigantic theatrical organisation to the West Coast, the prices of admission will he within reach of all. Prices: Reserved seats Gs, unreserved os and 3s. Concession rates to school children (in parties of ten and over) 4s, 3s and 2s. (Prices over 2s plus tax). Plans at Miss Mclntosh’s; open on Monday, Sept. lGth. Book early.