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AMUSBMENTF. QREYMOUTH WATERSIDE WORK ERS’ ANNUAL PICNIC. CASS SQUARE—HOKITIKA. SATURDAY, JANUARY 28th, 1928. Fares: Adults 2/4; Children 1/3. Hot water, Tea, Sugar and Milk pro vided free. Greymouth Municipal Band in attendance. Special attention will be paid to children in the way of Cash, Lollies. Biscuits, Fruit and Soft Drinks. Tickets can now be obtained from the Union Secretary. Train leaves Greymouth 9.20 a.m.. stopping at Elmer Lane and Karoro. H. KIRK, Secretary. jgONSTER pLOWER gHOW SOLDIERS HALL, HOKITIKA. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1928. Five Sections, comprising Out Flowers, Pot Plants, Vegetables, Cookery, and Decorative Exhibits. First Summer Show to be held in Hokitika for many years. NUMEROUS SPECIAL PRIZE'S. Opening at 2 p.m. ADMISSION: 6d; Children Free. Entries Close with Secretary, care Turner’s Fruit Mart, Weld Street. Hokitika, on MONDAY, January 30th. at 8 p.m. T. G. HATCH, Hon. Secretary.

A. AND P. S HOW VICTORIA PARK GREYMOUTH WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, February 15th and 16th, 1928. ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, Sth FEBRUARY. Write or call for Schedule. CHAS. H. ROSE, Hon. Secretary. ’Phone 96 P.O. Box 171 pubiao notices. gERNARD £OWBATCHEWBKY, A.N.A. New Brighton Naturopathic Sanatorium. All diseases treated by natural methods. Send for particulars of treatment. Thouasnds of successful cases throughout the world. Treatment given in any part of New Zealand, with th"e assistance of my staff of qualified naturopaths. Specialist in the treatment of Rheumatism and Epileptic Fits. gERNARD F.A.N.A. New Brighton, CHRISTCHURCH. fJARRISON ’S gTOCKS Are Something Different from the Best. In this shop you will find a collection of gifts of Cosmopolitan distinction; in fact, everything that men like. Should it be Ties, Shirts, Socks, Collars, Flannels or Sports Coats, all of the latest fashion, call on — A LF * H ABBIBON (Two doors from Post Office). A Small Shop—But it carries the Men’s Goods.

MBIiiON HOTEL®. (JABLTON pRIVATE JJOTEL. BRIDGE STREET, NELSON A Home where you feel at home. Centrally situated, yet quiet, near Post Office, Theatres and ’Bus Stands. Well equipped with all needful modern comforts. Excellent cuisine. Nearly all our guests come to “The Carlton through personal recommendations. 8/- per day. £2/2/- per week. Telephone 1019. A. J. BASTIN, Proprietor. JJOTEL MBLBON. The leading Commercial and Tourist Hotel in the Dietriet. A. W. FITZGIBBON, Proprietor Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to. P.O. Box 84. Telephone 88. TO WEST COASTMtI ~ gOYAL JJOTHL NNLBON. ("Ender now management). A home away from home. Mr O’Malley, who la an old ex-West Coaster, will be pleaaed to see old friends. (Late of Masonic Hotel, Woodville, end Oxley'. Hetkl,