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Hokitika Guardian, 24 April 1923, Page 3

THURSDAY! PRINCESS THEATRE THURSDAY! GRAND DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME—EARLE ’WILLIAMS IN— EARLE “WILLIAMS IX—“THE MAN WHO WOULDN’T TELL. v DIANA ALLEN AND MARC McDERMOTT IN “THE AMAZING LOVERS.” “THE AMAZING LOVERS.” THE HOKITIKA GUARDIAN and EVENING STAR, (WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE WEST COAST TIMES.) SUBSTANTIALLY ENLARGED AND GREATLY Je^PROVED. REDUCTION IN PIIICE FROM APRIL Ist. 1923. DEDUCTION IN PRICE FROM APPLE Ist. 1923. DEDUCTION IN PRICE FROM APRIL Is!. 1923. ISP NOW 9d PER WEEK TO REGULAR SUBSCRIBERS. PRICE 2cl PER COPY TO CASUAL READERS. This old-established paper, which supports and champions the requirements of the district, invites support and patrouago from subscribers and advertisers. <Ef)C ©uarfotaiT LS FOREMOST TN EVERY MOVEMENT FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF WESTLAND. £f)e ©ttarfctan SUPPLIES EVERY AFTERNOON THE FULLEST & LATEST NEWS OF THE DAY. Advertisers will find it to mutual advantage to use the columns of “The Guardian.” .1015 RING IN ALL ITS 15RANCHES DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. :: :: :: :: Support “The Guardian,” which never neglects an opportunity to support the needs of Westland. THE GUARDIAN PY NAME, AND 'THE GUARDIAN OF WESTLAND BY RECORD OF LONG V EARS <»F DAILY SERVICE AND ADVOCACY.

TENDERS. rffIEXDEKS ARE INVITED for alJL terations and additions to W. Hall's. Dunedin HioLel (carpenters labour oniy), whore plans and spocilication.s may be seen and TENDERS CLOSE at NOON on SATURDAY. APRIL 28th. The lowest or any londur not necessarily accepted . BOROUGII OF HOKITIKA. I HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC -NOTICE that the following pci sons bare been duly nominated for the OFFICE of COUNCILLOR for the BOROUGH OF HOKITIKA, via. BLANK, Gustave Henry COULSO.N. Herbert. Maxton ELCOCK. Albert Richard EVANS. David .John HEINZ. Gabriel George Adam JEFFRIES, William KIN(L James LLOYD, John AIACKAY, William Donald McCALLUM, Gilbert Laurence PARKIIJi.I., Andrew PER 11 AM . Richard Frederick I’II.KINGTON, Arthur George WOOD. George Aaron As there are only NINE COI N( 11.I.GRS reipiired, 1 hereby give notice that a POLL will he taken cm TIIURS- j DAI', the 20th day of April. 192:b POLLING BOOTHS—Town Hall. Hokitika (principal) and St. Andrew's Hall. Sewell St. POLLING HOURS—L-rom 9 am. to 7 p.m. Aid RED A ANDREWES, Returning Olliier. Borough Council Election. THURSDAY, APRIL 20th. VOTE FOR D. J. EVANS - AXDA LIVE POLICY! Polling Hours— D a.m. to 7 p.nt. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. Messrs jeffries and e\axS| - will address tin* electors at the i TOWN HALL on TUESDAY. APRIL 21th. Tb.e Mayor will take the chair at S p.m. Other candidates are invited to address the electors also. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. Mil. 11. M. COULSON. WILL AD- - DRESS the Electors in the Town Hall THIS (Tuesday) EVENING. THURSDAY’S MUNICIPAL election. VOTE FOR G. A. HEINZ. A SUPPORTER OF PROGRESS AND efficiency. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. YOUR VOTE AND CONFIDENCE IS j ■respectfully solicited BY j ANDREW PARKHIUL. WHO HAS GIVEN TOS REST j CERVICES DURING FOUR YEARS' \S V COUNCILLOR. I I ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. j TO THE ELECTORS OF THE | BOROUGH OF HOKITIKA. /OWING TO URGENT BUSINESS j U call, I regret, that I will he ah- | sent from Hokitika on Lolling Dar. | hut trust that my actions in the past j have met with your approval, and I j hope to receive your continued eon lid- j once on Polling Day, Thursday, April j GEORGE A. WOOD. Christchurch, April 2:3rd., 192:3. PUBLIC HALL, KOKATAHI. i WEDNESDAY NIGH T. MAY 2nd. GRAND BALL, in aid of the Build- I ing fund. Refreshments pmvid- | i ed. Gents 2s 6.1: Ladies 1-. j j This is the hist dance that will he | held in the old Public Hall. Kokatalu, j before re-erecting t b e new. T. I*. O'NEILL. Chairman. i YEP LEE LAUNDRY. ! TVJOW OPEN IN SHOD, formerly lwi Wm. Heinz and Coy.. Revell Street.. lady aprons. No bad after-effects with \A ADE S WORM FIGS. Pleasant, sure and certain.,