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Hokitika Guardian, 27 September 1933, Page 1

; SPECIAL OFFER In Tennis Shoes ABSOLUTELY THE KIDDIES 4’s to 9’s | ] MAIDS 10’- to 2’ 2/3 POTATOES, 1/9 qr, 10/6 sack 200 fcs CARROTS, 101 b, 1 /.. PARSNIPS, 01b, 1/-. SWEDES, 1/10 quarter BANANAS, 1/3 and 1/6 dozen ORANGES, Sunkist, 5 for 1/-. SULTANAS, 5d lb CURRANTS, 6d lb. SEEDED RAISINS, 4£d packet. DATES, 41b 11 d. DATES (Stoneless) 3lb for 1/-. FIGS 4d lb. CHEAPEST SN TOWN LADIES 3’s to 6s £/0 GENTS 7s to 9’s <yg POLLARD 1/7 bush., 15/- 200 lb sack WHEAT, 5/- bush., 15/- 200 sack BRAN, 1/4 bush., 10/6 180 lb sack PUMPKINS, 1! d lb. BEST SOLE LEATHER 4/6 lb BACON, 10d and 11d lb CHEESE, full cream, 7d. PRUNES, 3lbs 1/1. EGGS, guaranteed, 1/- dozen. WATERGLASS PRESERVER 1/1 tin MALT EXTRACT, 101 b lb KL* L® Lsscti hevell Street , v ~ - Hokitika .

Amusements. GRAND BALL. PJMTT TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th. HAPPINESS Boys’ Orchestra. Lucky and novelty dances. Dainty , supper. Admission; Gentlemen 2/-; ladies 1/6. ' Keep 'October "18th free’ in order to attend the Fair in the Rimu Town Had. A RAH UR A TENNIS CLUB. THE aur.ua] general meeting 0 f mem. bers will be held in Tokev’s Hall to-morrow (Thursday) 28th iiist. at 7.30 p.tn. All interested are invited to attend. B. HEIL, Hon. See. TOKER’S HALL, ARAHURA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. A FANCY DRESS BALL will be held by the Arahura Valley Women's Institute, in aid of funds for unemployed Christmas gifts. Music. by Cook and Ackers. Mr A. Thomas M.C. and good supper. Admission ; Ladies I s , gentlemen Is 6d. Two prizes to be awarded for best costumes. M. HARCOURT, Hon. Sec.

KOKATAHI PUBLIC HALL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1933. A PLAIN and Fancy Dress Masquerade BALL will be held in aid of the funds of the Westland Hospital, tendered by residents of Kokatnhi and Koiterangi. Music by Happiness Boys. Gentlemen 2/6, ladies 1/6. J. FLEMING, Chairman. ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH. HOKITIKA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 1933. Open at 2.30 p.m. The following Stalls:—Work, Produce Flower, Cake, Sweets, Jellies. AFTERNOON TEA. Various attractions include special display of daifodils. OPEN AFTERNOON & EVENING.

HOME MAKSNG, JpOR SATISFACTORY WORK at a satisfactory price no to— P, R, WHtTFORO, BUILDER Hampden Street, HOKITIKA, 'Phone No. 211. Plans Prepared and Quotations Given. mmn tfaEronaT BARGAINS in second hand flattery and Electric Radio sets. Battery sets, good five valve, all complete from £lO, Ideal for country use where no electric power is available at Gifford’s.