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Hokitika Guardian, 18 January 1930, Page 4

li iJ-MiGN i 4 £. VEIU Y OUy r 4>* piCfUKES T 0"N J Li ei 1 J A peppy Comedy-Dram dedicated to the Aineriean dress her ! Flapper—God bless and “BARE PEES,” <if? f)p."7 » The spirit ol reckless modern youth, depicted in all its colour in a .serpiencc of s:enes culminating in a crashing climax Mint will both astonish and de-liglu-~Feati!ring Virginia Lee Corbin, Donald Keith, .Johnnie Walker, Forest Stanley and Maude Fulton. TOPICAL. COM JODY. 4^ Xhe Holiday Spirit gives us an opportunity to express our appreciation of your friendship and goodwill, anil best wishes for your happiness and prosperity throughout the New Year. P. O. BOX 0 ■ HOKITIKA, Phone 89 -f-*-. - a y - a d A M-I LTO N - 8 T REE T ,

OF CHRISTCHURCH. May lie consul tod on nil defects of eyesight at KELLER’S HOTEL on: Jan. 20tL. I p.m. to 6 p.m. ~ 2.lst. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Appointments can be made by ringing ’phone No. 11. am.mxirw ■ic 11 ■ 1 11 wpi a■ ■ n^i—i im—rnrwCTi iaawMazaauaa««Hß IN MEM.ORIAM. ROBINSON—In loving memory of my dear husband, Adrian (Bob) who died on January 18th. 1925. Just five sad years have now gone past Since that great sorrow fell, "i et in my heart 1 mourn the loss Of one T loved so well. Inserted by his loving wife. JTUNEKAIi NOTICE. mPIE FRIENDS of FRED AUOUSTLS BAIOKE, and of his late WIFE (Eliza Ann) are invited to attend her funeral which will move from St. .Mary’s Church TO-MORROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON at 2 o’clock for the cemetery. H. A. THOMPSON, Undertaker.