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Hokitika Guardian, 11 October 1933, Page 1

VEGETABLES DIRECT 'FROM THE GROWER. SPRING CABBAGE from 4d. CAULIFLOWER, large 1/-, 1/6, 2/PARSNIPS 6lbs a 1/CARROTS Bibs a 1/ASPARAGUS 1/3 bundle APPLES 401 b 5/- case Australian Naval ORANGES very BEET 2d bunch Spring ONIONS I|d bunch SAVELOYS 1/3 dozen LUNCH SAUSAGE 10d lb BACON 10d and 11d lb CHEESE 8d lb Genuine BLUE COD 10d lb Sweet, 4 a 1/- EGGS, guaranteed 11d dozen New season’s ONIONS 6lbs a 1/- BREAD 2!bs loaf 4|d kcvell Street , Hokitika. TELEPHONE No. 68M.

Public Notices. M, HOUSTON & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL AGENTS. WHARF STREET, HOKITIKA. SHAREBROKERS Having commenced business as Sharebrokers, we would be phased if buyers or sellers of STOCKS AND SHARES, Would entrust their business to our firm. M. HOUSTON & CO. AUCTIONEERS, STOCKBROKERS, AND GENERAL AGENTS. CORNER WHARF & CAMP STS. HOKSTIKA.

Amusements. WOODSTOCK HALL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. WOODSTOCK Women's Institute will hold a Grand Masquerade jjdl. Fancy and liard-up costumes. Prizes for host dress. .. Parade starts 10 p.rn. . Monte Carlo and Lucky Spot dances. M usie by Happiness Boys, efficient M. 0.. Admission, gentlemen 2s, ladies Is. * PRINCESS THEATRE, HOKITIKA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17th, 1933-. GRAND DRAMATIC ENTERTAIN- j MENT. By the Hokitika Amateur Dramatic Club, (under the direction of Mr H. M. Couison). James Henry Darnley’s Farcical Comedy In Three Acts. “FACING THE MUSIC” CAST OF CHARACTERS. Rev. John Smith —The Curate of St. Andrew’s—Mr F. Johnstone. John Smith —The other Mr Smith Mr G. Gilchrist. Dick Desmond —The other Mr Smith s Guest —Mr W. Chetwyml. Colonel Duncan Smith —The other Mr Smith’s unde —Mr G. .tvennedy. Sergeant Du Fell—Attached to Vine St. Police Station —Mr B. Bulpin. Mabel —The Curate’s wife —Miss KRobinson. Nora —The other Mr Smith’s wife— Miss M. Robinson. Miss Fotheringay—Of the Bijou Theatre —Miss L. Kennedy. Mrs Ponting—The other Mr Smith’s Housekeeper—Miss C. Wylie. A LAUGH AND A LESSON. MIRTH AND A MORAL. “FACING THE MUSIC” FUN, FAST AND FURIOUS. Admission: Circle 2/6, Downstairs 1/6 Booking free. NOTE THE DATE—October 17th, 1933. PUBLIC HALL, KANIERI. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23rd. (LABOUR DAY). GRAND BALL ill aid of the funds of Kanieri Tennis Club. Music by Happiness Boys. Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6.

SPECIAL FERTILIZERS FOR SMALL GARDENS AT L. GOOCH’S STORE. Having been > appointed AGENTS by the N.Z. Refrigerating Co., of Christchurch, for their famous GARDEN FERTILIZERS I am making a special feature for Catering for all Small Cardens by juiving put up into suitable parcels Special Fertilizers for all purposes. Mixtures suitable for growing Potatoes, Root Crops, Cabbage, Lettuce, etc; also for Flower Gardens and Lawns always on hand. L. GOOCH Corner SALE & STAFFORD STREETS. HOKITIKA. A SMALL ADVERTISEMENT in the wanted column of the “Guardian” will sell vour goods. Try it 1 Pre-pa id rates 15 words Is, three consecutive insertions 2s Oil.

KANIERI PUBLIC BALL. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. G i RAND Concert and Ball in aid of Kanieri Public School Fund. Admission to concert Is; to ball, ladies Is, gentlemen 2s. F. W. SELBY, Hon. Sec.

ONE MILE HALL. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Bth. ANNUAL CONCERT AND BALL ir A jiiil, of Itiimplircys School Pnz( Fmul. Admission to concert and Lull oent-lenioji Indies 16. j;. J. BRADLI'A, i-iV.n Secretary.