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Hokitika Guardian, 11 March 1930, Page 4

TO-MIGHT! TQ-NSGHT! EVERYBQDYS’ PICTURES Richard Talmadge, Barbara lied lord, \ Land Torron.e and a Superb Caste In a RanuiiiLic Drama Made to Tin ill and Enthrall—- / . “THE CAVALIER” “THE CAVALIER” A Daredevil Lover and a. Bartered Bride in a. I'orbidden Romance. TOP ICA L SCENIC comedy. ■WEDNESDAY NIGHT THURSDAY NJGIIT TOO per rent. TALKIE PROGRAMME “'THE TERMOR” 100 % “THE TERROR” “THE TERMOR” la I hie “THE, TERROR” An Edgar Wallace Stage Play. If vonr keen on mystery see this thriller! Packed—jammed—era,mmed to the doors at Grey mouth. A Iso 4 Short Talkies Prices: 2s and Is Gd. Children Gd. Reserve at Miss Mclntosh’s Shop. ADDISONS HAVE REDUCED LADIES AND CHILDREN’S MILLINERY AH LADIES’ FROCKS at prices that must clear ffl Phone 89 ADDISOIN S P. 0. Box 8 HAMILTON STREET, HOKITIKA.

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PROOF OF CONFIDENCE The Public Trustee administers estates and funds of a total value of newly £50,000,000. Sound reasons for this confidence in the Public Trust Office are briefly set out in a new booklet entitled: “57 YEARS OF SERVICE” Free copies are obtainable from any Branch or Agency of the Public Trust Office, er post free from the Public Trustee, Wellington.

“ Nazol ” quickly relieves and remedies coughs, colds, asthma, hay fever, bronchitis, .vnd all such ailments of the lungs and throat. Keep a bottle always lnudy. 60 doses for Is 6d.—Advt.