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Hokitika Guardian, 8 July 1930, Page 4

A card evening in aid of the Lad-' ies‘ Hockey Club will be held in the Soldiers’ Hall this (Tuesday) July • Bth at 8 p.m.—Advt. .. • Messrs W. Weddel and Co. Ltd. advise, dated London 4th., July, as follows:—“Danish butter 146 s taj: 148 s (last week 1465), New Zealand unsalted butter 146 s to 150 s (146’s to' 150'), Mew Zealand salted butter 1345. to 138 s (135 s to 138 s), market quiet. New Zealand cheese, white 75s to 76s \( 75s to 775), coloured 81s to 82s (82s to 84s), \- rather better demand. Canadian cheese, white 80s to 83s (82s), coloured 78s to 83s (825).” The Annual Show of the Hokitika Poultry, Pigeon and Canary Club takes place at the Drill Hall on Fri- ; day and Saturday next. A long entry list has been received, and tjhe display (shbul'd pro’ti tan attractive pne, there being a- large . number ,of outside fanciers represented, and they will give an added interest. The Show will be open to the general public on Friday from 2 p.iii., in, the evening and all day on Saturday. ’'' ,l V ■'■ I ' “Donald the Dub,” Frank Orumit’s latest record. Every u . golfer will 1 buy it. Everybody who knows ' anything about golf will buy it, and those who know nothing about golf will buy it. Call and hear it to-day at Yarrall’s Music Depot.—Advt. Now showing the latest models of His Masters Voice Gramaphones at Yarrall’s. Portable model £9, table models £l2 10s and £l7, upright Grand model £26. Easy terms arranged. All the .latest records in stock. Yarrnll’s Sports and Music Depot, Reveil St,— Advt.