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Hokitika Guardian, 8 March 1932, Page 1

ASTERS' for sale in shell or open- ’ ed, oyster suppers to-night. A great assortment of local fresh fish from Ctaelj groper, schnappei\ gurnet, flounders etc. at "The Rendezvous.” I RESET EGGS) at Mrs W. Smith’s Hampden Street. RANTED- -Houses to Build. Cheap er rates. better . workmanship. Plans and estimates free. P. R. Whitford, Upper Hampden Street. .

UNEMPLOYMENT. THE HOKITIKA RETURNED SOL01EKS’ ASSOCIATION lia s a sum of money available for private subsidy. Any citizen's desiring a few days gardening or Casual work done and who are prepared to pay 6s 3d per day are requested to communicate with the niideridgned .with a view to providing extra work for unemployed returned soldiers prior to Plaster. K. PATERSON, Hon. Sec., ’Phone 212.

All unemployed returned soldiers are requested to register with the (secretary as soon as possible. P RINCESS T II BATRE. THURSDAY, 24th. MARCH, 1932. ST. PAUL’S AAI AT TIERS will present the amusing farce: LORD RICKARD IN THE PANTRY. Doors open 7.30. Commence 8 p.m. Dress Circle 2s. Downstairs Is 6cl. Reserves 1 6d? extra at Miss Al.c.lntoslrs. SOLDIERS’ HALL.

WE I>N ESD AY. -MAKE II 30 tli. OPENING PALL OF THE SEASON. GRAND RACE CLUB BALL. (Under the patronage of many visiting Racing; officials and others). In aid of the Building Fund, WESTLAND RACING CLUB. Two Orchestras; Continuous Music’. Sumptuous Supper; Cool Drinks. Grand March--D p.m. Admission : Double ticket 7s (id; jingle ladv 3s ; single gentleman ss. 11. T. PARRY. Hon. Organiser. FIRST GRADE \ £ s .. Firestone and Michchn. iea.i i,, oxEORD TERRf 7 CM RIS K liriiCL'