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Hokitika Guardian, 28 March 1933, Page 4

Shopping showing savings at Yarrall's novelty stocktaking sale. Remembers it ends Saturday next.—Advt.

The annual meeting of the Excelsior Football Club, will bo held in Keller’s Rooms on. Thursday, March 30th., at 7.3) o’clock.—Advt.

The annual meeting if the Hokitika Hockey Club will be held in Keller’s sample rooms at 7 o’clock on Thursday evening.

The Kiwi Football Club will hold its animal meeting in Keller’s sample rooms this evening at 7.30’ o’clock.

Entries for the National Mortgage’s •sale at Wataroa on April 1, appear in this issue.

Messrs W. Jeffries and Co. direct attention to their, sale in the mart tomorrow at 2.30 p.m. of furniture, fruit, etc.

A notice to the owners of straying clogs on to freehold property at the Three Mile where sheep won-king has taken place appears in our advertising columns to-day.

A notification of postponement of the Wataroa Sale fixed for next Friday appears in- this issue. Graziers and other's interested are requested to peruse same,

Addisons’ extend a hearty ihvitation to all to call and inspect their new winter goods now on view. The \ery newest in millinery, coats, jumpers, frocks, etc.—Advt.

A firm, of Christchurch auctioneers report having sold, on account of Mrs W. Caswell, the freehold of the Springfield Hotel property, comprising an area of nine acres and a half, together with the hotel and outbuildings. The purchaser of the property is Mr H. Lewis, recently of Hokitika and South Westland. 9

A special children’s party will lie held in the 'Soldiers’ Hall next Saturday afternoon, April Ist., at 3 p.m. Lots of amusement for the kiddies Admission 6d. Proceeds in aid of Catholic Schools baby. Donations of refreshments, cakes etc., will be greatly appreciated by the committee.— Advt.

An interested audience attended the Lantern Lecture given by the Rev. A. W. Stuart, last evening in the Public Hall at Kokatahi. Mr Stuart showed 120 slides illustrating a world tour in the interests of the Bible Society, concluding with well selected pictures of Westland scenery. The lecturer indicated that included in the work done for the Dominion, has been, the placing of 8000 Bibles in the bedrooms of the residential hotels for the pse of the travelling public.

Vi-wgar can m»ke or mar aauces and pick.es. If you’re wise you’ll insist on getting Sharland’s —a recognised quality New Zealand product. Pure, piquant, strong. In boH' w or bulk. AT ’tores.—-Advt.