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Hokitika Guardian, 27 September 1932, Page 1

LOST— drank handle off Singer ear. Finder please return to i Kenton and Co.

I For Sale. FOR SALE —A limited quantity of Lucerne Hay. 4/6 bale. —Dee’s Grocery. F OR SALE, petrol tins, one shilling each. Apply “Guardian.” FOR all classes of Job: Printing try the “Guardian’ 1 . ’Phone 22m.

Amusements. THE ANNUAL meeting of Karri eri Tennis Glliib will' 'he 'held on' Thursday, September 29th., at 8 p.m..

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WEST COAST V. WELLINGTON FOOTBALL MATCH. ON WEDNESDY, 28th. SEPTEMBER, special train, stopping where required for passengers, team: Hokitika 1.15 p.m. Kumara 1.56 p.m. arriving Greymouth 2:30 p.m. Special .excursion tickets at' cheap fares! wild be issued to Greymouth from Hokitika, Camerons and intermediate stations. These tickets ; will be lawailable only by the special train and for return hv the 4.45 p.m. G.ey-month-Hokitika train.

PAGEANT AND SACRED CONCERT. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m. IN THE METHODIST CHURCH. Pageant hy young women of Church, assisted' By' leading Hokitika artists. Admission 1/-. Open to all.

SOLDIERS’ HALL. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, .1932. GRAND BALL In aid of ST. MARY’S PARISH FUNDS. Modern and Old Time Dancing. , Music by Ces. Williams and His Happiness Boys Excellent Supper. Efficient M.C. Admission 47-, 2/6 and 2,'-.

TOTARA HALL, ROSS ROSS FOOTBALL CLUB will hold a GRAND BALL. ' FRIDAY, OCTOBER. 7th., 1932. Ross Orchestra. Efficient M.C.’s. Good floor. Sit down supper. Admission—-Double ticket ss, gents 3s, ladies 2s. \V. E, OLARKE, Hon. Sec.

public Notices. MUSICAL TUITION. MISS ADA LYNN notifies that she. ■ has commenced teaching the Hawaiian steel guitar and ukelele. Intending pupils apply Revell Street. Terms reasonable. ,

FINAL REMINDER. This is to notify clients that *ll ACCOUNTS UNPAID and. outistanddn" ait NOON on WEDNESDAY, sth. OCTOBER, WILL BE SUED for without further notice. FRED BL'CK, Hokitika..

ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH, HOKITIKA. =ANNUAL SALE OF WORK WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER sth, 1932. ‘•' Open at 2.30 p.m. . ’0 ! The Following Stalls: T Work, Pro duce Flower, Cake, Sweets, Jellies. ’ AFTERNOON TIC A. Various attractions include spe;ia display of daffodils. OPEN AFTERNOON & EVENING.

ELECTRIC RANGE. rp HE VERY LATEST Moffat ElrrA "t-if range is on view in W. H. Gifford’s showroom window for two davs only Weforn 'being installed. ft is a.n mitstarding exam' Ic* of efficient desi ,n and pleasing npoonranoe. PON’T MTSS THE OPRORTGNTTY OK SEEING IT.