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Hokitika Guardian, 22 April 1933, Page 1

Public Notices. A CARD. ISS E. MOORE, A.T.C.L. (pract.) Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory. Lower Rrittan St. Terms on application. RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSN. MARKET PADDY’S SOLDIERS’ HALL, SATURDAY, APRIL 22nd. Cake Stall, conducted by Hokitika Women's Institute. Produce Stall, Sweet Stall, Meat and Poultry Stall. Morning" and Afternoon Tea. Display of goods made by the Women's Institute. Admission free. Opens from 10 o'clock.

GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, APRIL 24th WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26. FRESH HORSES, FRESH JOCKEYS, LARGE FIELDS. Admission—Gents 5/-, Ladies 2/6, Motor Cars 2/-. M. J. FOG&RTY, Secretary. ROSS Jl.-S.-A. O.X WEDNESDAY, AIM!I L 2<stli., a combined Euchre and Dance will ho held in the Totara Hall, Ross, at 7.110 p.rn. sli:M-p. Proceeds to <vo towards subsidising Local unemployed returned .soldiers. Excellent prizes. Light refreshments to follow Euchre. Admission Is 6d.

FINAL DAY OF PLUNKET BABY CONTEST. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1933. t ROLL UP! ROLL UP! DON’T FORGET! Under the Baton of Mr C . Bleach', Marshal. The Big Par-ade leaves the School at 2.30 p.m. NOVELTIES GALORE. Have you ciiteralG,,lED ctaoin Are you entering your lorry, truck, bit-yule, tricycle, your car and even you: - scooter, to say nothing of yourself. All good Hokitika-ites will be there. Prizes will be offered for the best and most original outfit, Come and see the Maoris-—See the jolly jockeys on the job—See tile very iisli tipping their flippers. And— THE PLUNKET HAILES in their proper settings. THE BIG PAR-ADE finishes at the Princess Theatre, where a short programme will he staged, and the presentation to the Baines made. j EVERYBODY WELCOME, No Admission fee to Theatre, but a collection will be made to defray expellees. i Anyone wishing to take part in tho parade and not having notified Mr R. Lynn, please do so at their cariest convenience, and those whose names .-.m already in hand, be reminded by this notice.