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Hokitika Guardian, 20 April 1925, Page 3

I TUESDAY McLEAN'S PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE A UNITED ARTIST Special with 23 famous stars in the powerful drama : “THE STRANGER’S BANQUET.” Sw ""'" The story of a vast Pacific shipyard—of a real girl’s fight with crafty men and luring adventuresses to save the fabulous wealth left in her hands. STRONG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME! PRICES—Dress Circle 2s; Stalls Is 6d. Children under 12. (id. TUESDAY OPERA HOUSE MASTER PICTURES A -MODERN -MATRIMONIAL MIX-UIM “YOU CANT FOOL YOUR WIFE.” .Kind out what every Telephone Girl knows! GOOD SUPPORTS! ORCH ESTIU ! AND USUAL PRICES! ns m ssi Ess-Ess! msa ess mgn gugg gms jj KORTEGAST BROS. J S SYPITON SODA WATER ! g | FOR CONSISTENT GOOD HEALTH ! |

BOROUGH OF HOKITIKA. LTRSUANT to the provisions <v “The Hospitals and Charitable Institutions Aft, 1900,” I hereby give notice that an ELECTION will lie held OX WEDNESDAY, 29th. APRIL, 1925, for tlie purpose of electing TWO MEMBERS of the Westland Hospitals Board by the electors of the Borough of Hokitika. to represent the said Borough on tlio said Board ; and I hereby appoint the Town Clerk’s Office, Town Hall, Hokitika, as the place and WEDNESDAY, 22nd. APRIL, 1925, (before noon) as the day for the nomination of candidates for such office. Dated this lltli. day of April, 1925. ALFRED A. ANDRE WES, Returning Officer. KOKATAHT PUBLIC HALL. EOKATAIII FOOTBALL CLUB will hold their opening Ball on MONDAY, APRIL 27th. Music by Messrs Lawn and Gibbons. Admission —Gents 2s fid; Ladies Is. HOKITIKA CYCLING & ATHLETIC CLUB. INN UAL ROAD RACE FOR BARNET GLASS Cl P. HOKITIKA TO KOKATAHi AND BACK.

mHK ABOYK HACK will ho held ON a SA'I i'IM>AY, 2ml. .MAY. 1025, startinp; at: A p.lil. Ist. pitizi:—mahnkt (.'i, ass err, and £5 rash. 2ml. ritlZK— £2 Cash. . 1 ‘!i I /.K— £ I Cash. FASTEST TIME (h. 1,1 .Meiial presented hy Mr (!. ])ell> ridge. ENTRANCE EKE ss. ATOM IX.VITOXK CLOSE with the Secretary ON MONDAY 27th. inst. at--5.50 p.m. K. C. TOOHEY. iron. Secretary.

MCKAY’S FOR WATERPROOF COATS LADIES', (TEXTS’ ami CHILD]TEX'S nd'hor coats and Mackintosh's jiist, landed from “The Express and Iruell Ruhhor Coys, .London,” at source of supply prices. LADIES’ TAX LUBBER PEGAMOID COATS, sixes Id, -18, 50, and 52 —3Ss Cd each. LADIES’ BUBBEB-IdXED MACKINTOSH COATS, .sizes 40 to 5229s Gd each. GIBES’ BUBBER-LIXED MACKINTOSH'S (tan colour), sizes 30. 39 and 12in.— I9n Gd, 21s, aiul 22s Gd. BOATS’ and GIBES’ BLACK LUBBER PEGAMOID COATS, 24 to 42in. —22 s Gd, 21s Gd, 31s Gd, 3G.s Gd. BOYS’ and GIBES’ XAVY, and BROAA’X BUBBEB-EIXED AA’ATERPBOOE) 24 to 3Gin.—22s Gd, 245. 25s Gd, 27,s Gd, 29s Gd. BLACK PEGAMOID CAPES with hoods for girls—l9s Gd, 22k Gd and 27k Gd. M EX’>B BIIOAYX S.B. BAG LAX RUBBER-LEWD COATS—27s Gd. MEX'K XAVY and BROWN D.B. RaGLAX RUBBER-LINED COATS--355. LADIES’ and CIIILDREX’S AYATEH PROOF HATS, OILED SILK and PEGAMOID, .six hinds. LE BOY OIL-COATS (Trench style) for men and ladies. LE BOA’ RIDIXG COATS, AYOBKKHS’ CAPES. BOADMEXS’ COATS and LEGGINGS (ten kinds) at lowest prices. W, MCKAY & SON

LEADING DRAPERS : HOKITIKA. THE UNITED INSURANCE CO. LTD FIRE—ACCIDENT—MOTOR CARMARINE. District Agent: RiCHARD WILD, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. HARBOUR BOARD BUILDINGS, P.o Box. No. 14 :: HOKITIKA. ARMY PATTERN BOOTS. 1000 PAIRS. Suitable for miners, grass •SEEDERS. FARMERS, BUSH FELLERS ETC. RUSSET TAN ARMY BOOTS with good heavy soles. Slugged soles ami nailed toes and heeds. No caps. POSTED FREE! Oi /_ POSTED FREE! AS.i STEWART ROBINSON, 108 CASIIEJ. STBEST 'VEST. CHRISTCHURCH. COMMERCIAL SUPPER ROOMS, RETELL STREET, HOKITIKA. ’PHONE 37. Mrs j. l. fowler wishes to NOTIFY the people of Hokitika, that she has taken over the above business. Fresh fish, oysters (in season) fried fish and chips to take away. AH orders promptly delivered. The dining room will be under the personal supervision of Airs Fowler ap.d first cists euppsra be Allred.