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Hokitika Guardian, 24 June 1930, Page 4

TO-NIGHT! PRINCESS THEATRE, HOKITIKA TO-NIGHT! Screening of the all-Talking, laughing, singing, dancing, musical and color extravaganza: “NO, NO, NANETTE" “NO, NO, NANETTE" With the screen’s best singing love team—Alexander Gray and Bernice Clair Never has the screen offered such spectacular scenes—4o() dancers in one gigantic setting. The greatest of all laugh provokers. Also splendid - Short Talkies and Sound News. Prices: Circle 3s 3d, stalls 2s, children under 12 Is. BOOK SEATS AT McINTOSH’S. * §5 ARE YOU COLLAR CONSCIOUS? YOU WON’T BE—IF YOU WEAR THE NEW ROLL COLLAR JUST ARRIVED AT STOPFORTHS. THE SPECIAL ROLL FRONT ALLOWS THE TIE TO BE PUT ON, KNOTTED AND ADJUSTED WITH PERFECT EASE ——THE FRONT IS SPECIALLY SHA ’ED TO HOLD A KNOTTED TIE. THE ROLL COLLAR IS HADE OF SUPERIOR QUALITY LINEN AND IS SHAPED TO FIT THE KECK. “COLLAR CONSCIOUSNESS” AND CURSING ARE UNKNOWN TO THE WEARER OF A ROL , COLLAR. PRICE 1/Q EACH. V/. H. STOPFORTH, BOX No. 9H. ’PHONE No. 107. Reoell Street. - - - - Hokitika.

w (Vcholerton]__— opt; LEPTON J i cTaSS>-^ 200 HIGH ST.. CHRISTCHURCH (Opp. Clock Tower). ALL REPAIRS can now be sent to the above address.

FUNERAL NOTICE. HE FRTENDS of the late MARY JANE WIILS (of Kumara) and of her HUSBAND and FAMILY are invited to attend her funeral which will leave the residence of her daughter (Mrs Poo!) Kumara, TO-MORROW (Wednesday) AFTERNOON at 2.30 o’clock for Kumara Cemetery. H. A. THOMPSON, Undertaker.