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Hokitika Guardian, 19 February 1930, Page 1

CHMLRREN’S HATS .for summer 1 wear. Just the thing for the beach. Sale price from Is at AlcKay’s. WANTED —A limited number of pupils for shorthand. Apply at once to Miss AL Andrewes. Hamilton St. smith and wheelwright business. Particulars on application to C. H. Berendt, T'ancred St., Hokitika. /CHILDREN’S cotton bathing suits clearing now at Is Od and is lid a. McKay’s. DOMINION HOTEL, HE YELL ST. HOKITIKA. CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP. rjIHE ABOVE HOTEL, which has been conducted by me for the past number of years, since 1921, lias now been disposed of to Mr H. Lewis, formerly ol llarhari, and in handing over to my successor, I desire to thank all those who patronised the hotel in the past for their kind support, and I desire also to express my sincere wish that the same loyal support as was extended to me will lie extended to the purchaser (Mr Lewis), in whose hand I am sure the hotel will attain the high standard that Mr Lewis has always acquired. '■*'% E. 4:. NIGHTINGALE. Hokitika, TN TAKING OVER the Dominion Hotel, in lievell St., Hokitika, I wish to state that this Hotel while under my management will continue to he conducted in the future as a modern hotel, and I respectfully ask for a continuation of the support hitherto extended to Mrs Nightingale. Special attention will he given to the requirements of tourists and the travelling public as well as to local patrons. The dining 100 m and kitchen will be under tne control of a professional chef and Airs Lewis will have sole control of accommodation arrangements. A wide selection of brands of wines, spirits and ale will always he in stock. Special arrangements can he made for dinner parties, etc., and tours to the various scenic resorts can be arranged 011 application to the licensee. 'HENRY LEVIS, Licensee. Hokitika. 10th. Feb. 193"*.

TOKER’S HALL. ARAHURA. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2Gth. GRAND ball wili be held as above in aid of the Arnlmrn Tennis Court. Music hv Black Hand Orchestra. Excellent supper. Admission: Gents 3s, ladies 2s. A. TOKEE. 3i. McConnell, Secretaries. WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. CENTRAL RIDING ELECTION. To the Ratepayers: Ladies a gentlemen—i beg to notify that .1 am standing at the request of >severaJ ratepayers as a candidate for the seat in the County Council lately held by my father. In offering my services. 1 can only say that if given your confidence it will be my earnest endeavour to serve you faithfully. I have a good knowledge of the district and its requirements, and 1 will do my best to attend to all wants. My father took a great pride and interest in the Council work, and T will endeavour to emulate his activities. 1 solicit your votes and interest on my behalf on polling day, Wednesday February 2Gt!i. between the hours of f) a.m. and G p.m. Yours respectfully, HARRY WELLS. Woodstock, Feb. 17th. WESTLAND COUNTY ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CENTRAL RIDING. !- ADTES A GENTLEMEN- At the request of many fellow settlers. 1 am again offering my services at the forthcoming election for a representative of the Central Riding on the Westland County Council, though I deeply regret the cause for the contest. Having been identified with the fortunes of the district in mining, milling and farming since my earliest days. I feel T have a knowledge of the district which will enable mo to serve you well. Mv interests in the district are considerable, and in my public actions on various bodies and organisations. J have endeavoured to do all I could to promote general interests. Polling Day is Wednesday. February 2Glh. from !> a.m. to G p.m. and T bog to ask your rote and interest on that oeea"ion, assuring you if elected, that T will do my best in the interests of all concerned to advance Mostland. Yours faithfully, THOMAS P. O'NEIL. Lower Kokatnhi, February 17th..