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Hokitika Guardian, 8 February 1930, Page 1

FULL SUPPLIES of Competition Music at the Bristol Piano Coy. Be veil St., Hokitika. FOR SALE—WeII established blacksmith and wheelwright business. Particulars on application to C. H. Berendt, Tailored St., Hokitika. FOR SALE—I92B model 3.1 h.p. A.J.S, MOTOR CYCLE and sidecar. Guaranteed in perfect order. For full particulars apply to E. C. Tooliey, Revell St., Hokitika. FOR SALE—Two white Leghorn ROOSTERS, 7s the pair. Mrs Black. Phone 127 k. OUITS and costumes cleaned, pressed and repaired.—Tims. Ward, Weld St., Hokitika. A FTER XMAS SALE at the ARCH LITTLE SHOE STORE. Every l>air of boots and shoes in the shop REDUCED to Itcdrock prices. Oddments at give away prices. Must go to make room for large shipments due next month. SEE WINDOWS. /~AF9ILDR,EN’S FIATS lor summer wear. Just the thing for the beach. Sale price from Is at McKay's. /^TFIILDREN ’S cotton bathing suits clearing now at Is fid and Is lid a. McKay’s. YTE7 ANTED—One or two slasher ' ' ATEN, blackberry and scrub-cut-ting. Good wages to suitable men. Apply “Guardian” Office. CAR TO WESTPORT. ■\TEWMANS MOTORS LTD. have a -L ’ couple of scats in a car leaving on SUNDAY at 10 n.m. for Westport, via Coastal Road. " PUBLIC NOTICE 0N THE OCCASION of the Hokitika School Excursion Picnic, 1 hereby proclaim WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 12th. INST, to be a PUBLIC HOLIDAY. GEORGE PERRY, . Mayor of Hokitika.

TOKEIi’S HALL, ARAHUItA. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 26th. GRAND BALL will be held as above in aid t>! : the Arahura Tennis Court. Music by Black Hand Orchestra. Excellent supper. Admission: Gents 3s, ladies 2s. A. TOKER., m. McConnell, SecJ'etaries. IN THE ESTATE of ELISHA ANDREW WELLS, late of Woodstock, Storekeeper, deceased. NOTICE RE CLAIMS. •jVTOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN that At all persons having claims against the above estate or against the firm of Wells Bros, and Sons are hereby required to send full particulars in writing (in duplicate) to me on or hefore the 14th. DAY of FEBRUARY. 1930. AND that all debts owing to the said estate or to the said firm must be pain or arranged for on or before the said date. A. R. ELCOCTv, Solicitor for the Administrators. Hokitika. 31st. .January, 1930. RAILWAY HOTEL. CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP. HAVING disposed of the Railway Hotel. Hokitika, to Air A. 11. Naneekivell. I take this opportunity of thanking one and all of my patrons extending over a long period of years, for the support extended to me. and I desire to express my sincere wish that the same loyal support will he extendr to mv successor. Air A. H. Naneekivell. HENRY .TONES. HAVING acquired the Railway Hotel from Mr Henry .Tones, T wish to assure all pa.st and future patrons that this hotel will continue to he conducted in the same up-to-date and efficient manner as when under the management of Air -Tones, and T respectfully ask for a continuation of the support accorded to my predecessor. Only the best brands of wines, spirits and ale stocked. A. H. NANCEKTVELL. Feb. oth., 1930. Tv< )K AT All l-K OUTER A NGI FA RAT - ERS’ UNION. A MEETING of the above. UNION will he held in the PIBLiIC hall, TvOKATAHT, oil ATONDAY, FEB. 10th. at 7.30 p.m. Business: Mr Hume, supervisor of the Federated Herd Testing Association. will address the meeting. \ large attendance is anticipated. R. ATOYNIITAN. Secretary.