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Hokitika Guardian, 2 March 1933, Page 1

f II HE Arch Little (Shoe Store requests a settlement of, all outstanding account.; before March 10 th., anhtui.l' biflailee; ' For Sale. CIRESH groper, 9d per lb., ait the Rendezvous to-morrow. ' Soles, large buna'le's, 1-j (kl. Fresh oysters thrice weekly. Suppers of fresh fish. ANOTHER ohance—Try your luck in “My Lucky Year” Art Union. |£'4oos) in prizes. Oifo&es, Saturday, I 4th. March, tickets 2s 6d. rR SALE cheap, Rnnsmead Piano, in good order; free from borer. | Apply “Guardian” Office. TCI OR SALE, peaches. 2s (kl a case, at'R. L. Leech, Service Store. ‘VVTHAT could you do with C2OCO? “My Lucky Year” Art Union, fit,Mb Iprjize t £2JO;), •©loses 'Saturday, 4th. Marcn. Tickets 2s fid. “DREW your Own BEER. Use Lion -*-■* Brand Home Brew. Oid English recipe. 2s packet produces 3 gallons finest clear ale. 5,000 satisfied users. Lion Brand is always successful. Obtainable from \V. H. N.col, Re veil St. £2OOO FOR someone in “My Lucky Year” Art Union, closing Saturday, 4th. March, tickets 2s 6d. . WONDERFUL values to-day at O’iver and Duff’s great clearing sale. Call" and see ‘for vdurVelf.

Amusements. KOITERANGI PICNIC. WEDNESDAY, 'MARCH Bth. THE ANNUAL PICNIC will be held in Preston’s Paddock, Koiterangi. Hot water provided. Everyone welcome. • Dance in evening in Koiterangi Hall. Admission, gentlemen 2s, ladies Is. H. LONEY, Hon. Sec.. G EAND A UTUMN F AIR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH Bth. TU be held in St. Andrew’s Hall, afternoon and evening. In aid of Sti-Paul’s Methodist Church. Well stocked stalls of— PLAIN and FANCY SEWING,PRODUCE, CAKES and SWEETS. Also JUMBLE STALL and DIP. ■ A DAINTY AFTERNOON TEA. Admission Free.

Public Notices. NEW ZEALAND DAIRY PRODUCE CONTROL BOARD. To Owners and Exporters of Butter to be exported from New Zealand. THE ABOVE-NAMED BOARD here- ■■ by gives notice that pursuant to the power conferred on the Board by Section 13 of the Dairy-produce Export Control Act, 1923, and to all other powers it thereunto enabling the Board did on the 17th day, of February, 1933, resolve and determine that it is necessary for' the effective operation of the Dairy-produce Export Control Act 1923, and the fulfilment of its purposes that the Board should exercise absolute control over the export from New Zealand of certain classes of dairy produce, to wit, all butter other than butteclassified and graded under the provisions of the Dairy-produce General Regulations as ‘‘finest” or “firstgrade” creamery butter and the Board did further resolve and determine that the Board should assume control accordingly of such dairy-produce as aforesaid, and the Board did further resolve and determine that such control shall operate from midnight on the 30th day of April 1933 and the Board did further resolve and determine that such control shall operate until further determination by the Board. DATED this 27th day of February, 1933. THE COMMON SEAL of the NEW ZEALAND DAIRY-PRODUCE, CONTROL BOARD was hereunto duly sen and affixed hv and in the presence of:— W. A. lORNS, Chairman, C. G. C. DERMER, Member of the Board, T. C. BRASH, Secretary. CITY BUTCHERY REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. rpAYLOR $ CUMMING. THIS SPECIAL OFFER. PRIME LAMB FOR CASH. HALF LAMB FROM 7/6 LEG LAMB FROM 3/6 FOREQUARTERS FROM 2/6 LOINS FROM 1/6. FROM MARCH Ist, ALL MEAT REDUCED FOR CASH,