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Hokitika Guardian, 24 August 1931, Page 1

More' enjoyable breakfasts by serving Red Diamond Rolled Oats. Ao heavy after-feeling. All grocers.—Advt. Red Diamond Rolled Oats charge system with new energy. Made from suiiripened plump oats. All grocers.—Advt. All the goodness of sun-ripened oats retained in Red Diamond 0-t:s. Cooks in one minute. All' grocers.—Advt. TEST ANTED—BOY for farm work. " Must be able to milk. W. T. M. Bond, Arahura. THANKS. , MR. A. JOHANSEN wishes to ' sincerely THANK Dr. Wilson, Mrs dames Bergstrom and Millar for the care and attention bestowed on his late brother during his illness. Also kind friends for messages of condolence in his recent bereavement. Hokitika, August, 22nd., 1931.

NOTICE. x\ JAMES wishes to inform the JLV/ • people of Hokitika. lie has taken over the HAIRDREISiSIK G SALOON of Mr Peter Stephens in Revell Street from August 21st. and hopes for a continuance of past patronage. The following are lus prres : Rent’s haircut and shave Is, haircut, shave and shampoo 2s, ladies' haircut Is, boys 6d, razor set Is. BOXING- CL Cl 5 BALL. BOXING CLCIS BALL. BOXING CLUB BALL. ON AUGUST 26th. IN SOLDIERS’ HALL. MIXED programme. Art Union • drawn at 11 p.m. Tickets: —Donble ss, Gents 3s, Ladies 2s. SPECIAL LUCKY SPOT PRIZE, BLACK HAND ORCHESTRA, i E. M. BEST/ Hon. Sec. SKATING! SKATING! SKATING! IN CONJUNCTION with the Hokitika Rink the Fernhill Skating Rink (Greymouth) will open at Drill Hall on Thursday 27th., and Friday 28th. August.’ Monte Carlo, Lufcky Spot. Fun galore. Children session from 10 a.m. ■ Admission: Gents 6d, skates Is 6d ; Ladies 6d, skates Is. Children Gd, skates Gd. SEED POTATOES JUST ARRIVED THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES:— *\ Epicure, Robin Adair, Early Rose, White Hebrous, Early Puritans, Buttons Supreme (certified), Up-to-dates, Arran Chief, Breezes Prolific and Don Duke. JEFFRIES <fe CO. Sewell St., Hokitika. PUBLIC HALL, KOKATAHI. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. p RAND CONCERT by th e Kokntahi Lillies (with change of programme). Followed by a Ball. In aid of St Aidan’s Church Fund. Admission to Concert 1/6, children fid To Ball Gentlemen 1/6; Ladies 1/-. J. MONK, Hon. Secretary.