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Hokitika Guardian, 16 September 1929, Page 1

OR SALE—.Modern BUNGALOW. Apply G. Appleton, Livingstone Street. TOWN HALL MONDAY-, SEPTEMBER ’l6th. lANTERN LECTURE by Mr Eric James, of Makaroa. Descriptive of South Westland Tours, including the Haast Pass route and the Coast trip from Martin’s Bay via Okuru and Haast, ,to Copland Track and the Fox and Waiho Glaciers. All interested in the future.of South vVestland and the development of tourist traffic are invited to be present. Lecture at 8 p.m. Admission free. 1 ST. ANDREW’S HALL. ' TUESDAY, SEPT. 17th. MISS HARDIE will lecture on “Missionary Work in India.” Illustrated with lantern slides. Commence 7.30. Collection. ON THE PREMISES, CORNER OF HAMPDEN AND SALE STS. TUESDAY, 17th. SEPT. 1929.At 2 p.m. M HOUSTON AND COY. •• instructed by Mr P. J. Howard (who is leaving Hokitika) will sell by public auction as above: The whole of his household furniture and effects. WEDNESDAY, 18th. SEPT. 1929. COMMENCING AT 11 a.m. IN THE MART, HAMILTON STREET Messrs w jeffries and co. will sell on account of Mr B. Lyons, of Stafford, who is leaving th« district, the whole of bis furniture, personal effects and stock, comprising: Piano (Lipp and Son), mohair suite, sideboard, book-eavse, overmantel, whatnot, hall stand, mirror, chairs, pictures, carpets, run- ’ ner, linoleum, chest of drawers, bedsteads and mattresses, washstands and ware, tables, fenders, kitchenware, lamps, cutlery, sewing machine, mangle, tools. Quantity of groceries, drapery, scales, ironmongery, glass cases, iron safe, etc. One-large shop (Scotch iron roof), for removal. Old Bank building, for removal. Old store (adjoining residence) for removal. Note: The stores will be sold at 11 o’clock in the forenoon and furniture etc. at 2 p.m.