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Hokitika Guardian, 23 December 1929, Page 1

SALE, cheap—HOUSE of six ® rooms with bath-room and washhouse attached: all modern conveniences. Situated corner of Park and Fitaherbert Streets. Apply on the premises. HOKITIKA BOROUGH COUNCIL. PUBLIC NOTICE. of motor and other vohicles arc; liereby notified that REVELL STREET will be CLOSED t 0 all vehicular traffic between the hours of t p.m. and 10 p.m. on ’Xmas Eve, the 24th. instant, and New Year’s Eve, the 31st instant, and that the following routes must be observed by them on race days to and from the Racecourse:—viz:— Before the races:—To racecourse by way of Hampden Street, returning via Eastern Boundary Road and Stafford Street. After the races:—From the racecourse by way of Hampden Street, returning via Stafford Street and East Boundary Road. By Order of the Council, H. G. F. COLES, Town Clerk. ARNOLD PERRY (Surgeon Dentist) Desires to notify his patients that he will be CLOSED for the Xmas Holidays from, DEC. 24th. to JAN. 13th. 1930. XMAS GREETINGS TO ALL our customers we extend our hearty good wishes for a Merry Xmas. We desire to thank you all for your patronage during 1929, and it will he our earnest endeavour to merit a continuance of your support in the coming year. Yours very truly, W. H. GIFFORD E lec tri ea l Co ntr act or, Revel 1 St.

4th. ANNUAL WEST COAST TOUR RED SMITH ami his DANCE ORCHESTRA (Christchurch). GRAND OPENING NIGHT ! DANCE RE LUXE SOLDIERS’ HALL HOKITIKA FRIDAY, DEC. 27th. 1929 at 8.30 p.m. Popular Prices: Gents 2/6, Ladies 2/G. SIX FIRST CLASS INISTR U MENTAL I STB. Watch paper for further particulars. Note: Woodstock Hall Monday Night. NEW ZEALAND RETURNED SOLD IERS’ ASSOCIATION. HOKITIKA BRANCH. IHE above Branch offers FTITY JL £5 BEARER BONDS to the public, the proceeds to provide additional funds to extend and complete the Soldiers’ Hall, Sewell St. Interest at pei' cent. payable annually. Principal redeemable at the rate of not less than £SO annually, during which period the property will he kept hilly insured. The above may be considered an investment in the interests of the town, assisting as it will, to provide a convenient and commodious social hall for all classes of gatherings, and at the same time enable the Soldiers’ Hall to l>e completed on the original design to ensure adequate Club accommodation. For further particulars apply to— D. J. EVANS, President. ROY PATERSON, Hon. Secretary.