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Hokitika Guardian, 20 March 1930, Page 4

FRIDAY Als:> EV£ RYBODYS’ P'nvviprs AN ALL-TALKING PICTUIMS FRIDAY li T I HE —\Yl Til— I'M'TJ 1 TAYLOR, WiLLiAAi COLi.’KR. Jr.. JOBYXA RALSTON JOHN 110 LLANO. two short Talkies, “FALLINU STARS,” ami “PARLOiT? POSTS” ■ TOPICAL SLR IA I, COAIEDY

' ADDISONS HAVE REDUCED LADIES AND CHILDREN’S MILLINERY AH LADIES’ FROCKS at prices'that must dear —m—'Phone 80 AD DISO N S p. o. box a HAMILTON S T R E E T , HOKITIKA.

(E.CHOt OPT I.ERTO OF CHRISTCHUHCH.

Of the PUBLIC TRUSTEE and of ALL OFFICERS employed by him are. . . . GUARANTEED BY THE STATE

I' UXERAL NOTICE. THE FRIENDS of tlio late MARION ALLEN and of the FAMILY are invited to attend her funeral which will leave the residence, Waitalia, at 10.30 o’clock on FRIDAY MORNING for St. Raul’s Church, Ross, and thence to Hokitika Cemetery, arriving about I.ld p.m. H. A. THOMPSON, Undertaker. gBjBBBPffIMBHBBBSBBBBBffIMBBBMfI FUNERAL NOTICE. rpi-JE FRIENDS of the DWYER FAMILY are invited to attend the funeral of their late BROTHER, PATRICIv (late of Waiuta), which will leave St. Patrick’s Church, Greyinouth TO-M( )R I {OW (F rid ay) A FTERN O 0 N at 2 o’clock for the Hokitika Cemetery, arriving, at I o’clock. R. E. BELLAMY, Undertaker.