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Hokitika Guardian, 26 August 1931, Page 4

TO-NICHT! EVERYBODYS’ PICTURES TO-NIGHT! • TO-NIGHT ONLY. TO-NIGHT ONLY. “UNDER SUSPICION” “UNDER SUSPICION” Featuring Lois Moran and J. Harold Murray, the famuos music hall comedy artist. A stcry of treachery expcsed, heroism rewarded. You will like “Under Suspicion” because it is different from the rest, PRINCESS THEATRE. PRINCESS THEATRE. THURSDAY NIGHT. THURSDAY NIGHT. ONE NIGHT ONLY. FLESH AND BLOOD SHOW. Ronald Riley presents HAPPY-GO-LUCKY O’FLYNN CO. in—“CHARLEY’S AUNT” “CHARLEY’S AUNT” Fun enough to make a cat laugh. The Play itself—not the Picture. “CHARLEY’S AUNT.” Fifty yerrs unbroken run. The greatest of plays. Prices: 4J-, 3/-, 2/-, phis tax. Pla,n now open at Miss Mclntosh’s.

HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK ESTABLISHED 188 A -ider the Savings Bank Act of 1851. HAMILTON BT., HOKITIKA. INTEREST IS NOW ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS UP TO £2OO AT 4% PER ANNUM. ON THE MONTHLY MINIMUM BALANCE. , •' THE TRUSTEES MEET EVERY lONTH for dispatch of business, Wm, WILSON, Man suer. (exhourtok) opT'iriAg ;i.200 HIGH ST., CHRISTCHURCH. (Opp. Clock Tower.l j ALL REPAIRS pan now be sent to the above address ■ Influenza warded off by keeping your system regular., with Yeaston Tablets. W. E. Williams, Chemist.—Advt. Bad breath disappears when you eat Yeaston Tablets. They purify the system. W., E. Williams, chemist.—Advt. Regular as clockwork since eating Yeaston Tablets, . nature’s laxative. Free from drugs. W.’E. Williams, chemist.—Advt. Cleanse your Bowels naturally by eating Yeaston Tablets. Non-hn|)it forming. W. E. Williams, Chemist. Advt. Indigestion! Quid, relief secured by eating Yeaston Tablets.. Free f|pm drugs. W. E. Williams, winning post of good health.”— Advt.

Leather overcoats. Usual r,re H9s 6d. Spot cash sale price, 07 & Hrl. W. H. Stopforfchs.—Advt. Sheets guaranteed, single and double bed sizes. Fine cash prices. It will pay you to inspect these. W. H. Stopforths. —Advt. Constipation! Eat Yeaston Tablets, the safe, gentle laxative. Non-habit-forming. W. E. Williams, chemist.— Advt.