BARGAINS— 1 Orion range, 1 Zealand in., 1 large stove pipe, 3 rocking chairs, 2 Morris chairs, secondhand feather arid kapoc mattresses, beds (iron and wooden) and other furniture too numerous to mention, suit cases, 2 hand sewing' machines (Singer and Peerless). —J. V. Hall, South Revel 1 St., Hokitika. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received iby the undersigned up to 4 p.m. on Friday, the 17th. August for the PURCHASE of the following timber situated in Provisional State Forest Reserve, 1678, Block XI, AVaimea Survey District: Rimu 67,800 super feet. Full particulars, can be obtained on application. A. D. McGAVOCK, Conservator of Forests. WHEN IS PLYMOUTH COMING? WHEN IS PLYMOUTH COMING? WHEN IS PLYMOUTH COMING? WELLINGTON-WEST COAST SHIPPING COY. WELLINGTON-HOKITIKA SERVICE THE A.S. ZINGARA will leave Wellington on TUESDAY, AUG. 14th. (circumstances permitting) bringing general cargo for Hokitika. PATERSON, MICHEL & CO. LTD., Local Agents. SALVATION ARMY. FOR COMING WEEK : SUNDAY—II a.m. and 7 pm. TUESDAY—6 p.m. Lantern Pictures for children; 7 p.m. Public Meeting. THURSDAY—7.4S p.m. Public Meeting. Meetings on Tuesday and Thursday led by party five visiting officers. Special songs and addresses. All welcome. TOTARA HALL, KUSS. Grand presentation ball in honour of Ross Football Club, WEDNESDAY, AUG. loth. Good floor, l>crfcct music, grand supper. Miss Evans’ Orchestra. Admission: Double ticket 4s, gents, 2s Gd, ladies Is (id. P. CHALMERS, I. LLOYD, Joint Secretaries. WHAT IS PLYMOUTH? WHAT IS PLYMOUTH? WHAT IS PLYMOUTH? WESTLAND COMPETITIONS SOCIETY. ELOCUTION MUSIC - DANCING 46 CLASSES ! 85 SECTIONS ! PRINCESS THEATRE, HOKITIKA. Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Aug. 18th. 20th. 21st. 23 rd. FINAL DEMONSTRATION ON THURSDAY EVENING. Members’ Tickets may be obtained from the Committee. D. J; EVANS, ' President. J. W. MORRIS, . Secretary. RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL ENGLAND v. WEST COAST AT GREYMOUTH, 15th. AUGUST. CHEAP FARES. Holiday excursion tickets will be issued to Greymouth from Otira, Rcefton, Blackball, Ross and intermediate stations on 15th. August by trains arriving Greymouth up to 2.45 p.m., available for return to 16th. August. TR AIN ARRANGED I ENTS. GREYMOUTH-HOKITIKA- Special train, stopping where required for passengers will leave Hokitika at 11.50 a.m. for Greymouth. Usual 4.55 p.m. triiin for Hokitika will lent'C Greymouth 5.25 p.m. WOODSTOCK HALL. A CONCERT AND BALL in aid of the School Funds will be held on MONDAY, AUGUST ,13th. Music by Black Hand Orchestra. Admission: To concert, Is; to ball, gents 2s Cd and ladies Is. R. C. WELLS, Hon. Sec.
arahura public school. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29tl>. A GRAND BALL will bo held in aid of the School Funds. Double ticket 3s 6d, gents single 2s 6d, lady Is 6d. H. FINCH, Hon. Sec. PUBLIC HALL, KOKaTAHT. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 19th. A GRAND BALL will I* held in aid of the funds of the Kokatahi Ladies’ Hookey Club. Admission: Gentlemen 2s Gd, ladies Is 6d. D. HIGGINS, E. MEHARRY, Joint Secs. SOLWAY POULTRY FARM. HOKITIKA. •f C. TAYLOR, Breeder of High • Class Exhibition and Utility Minorcas, Light Sussex and Rhode Island Reds. BRED TO LAY'—BRED TO PAY 1 Wins This Season: 33 firsts, 21 seconds and cup, 9 specials. Eggs for setting, all breeds, Is ea. All unfertile eggs replaced. Inspection invited. CASH WITH ORDER. GRAIN AND PRODUCE PRICES -yyE CAN SUPPLY PROMPTLY Best table potatoes, per large sack 12/Beet table potatoes, 561 b. bags 4/Small sound potatoes, 2001 b. bags 5/Pig potatoes, sound, 2001 b. bags 4/Jersey llenn (earliest seed potatoes) per c-wt 12/ ( ’ Table parsnips, in 561 b. bags ... 4/6 Table carrots, in 561 b. bags 3/6 Table swedes, in 561 b. bags 2/6 Beetroot, per box 2/6 Savoy cabbage, large sacks 61Dessert apples 8/6 Cooking apples ' Kiddies’ apples, sweet 61Freight on above, 8d per 561bs to any station. Milling wheat, 2001 b. sacks 22/6 Garton oats 17/6, pure ground barley pollard 16/-, bran 12/-, wl.eatmeal_ m 251 b. bags (ideal breakfast food) o/ovster shell fowl grit 561 b. bags 4/6 best oatsheaf chaff 110/- per ton sacks included, single sacks 5/-, clean brighl straw chaff 3/- sacks in, baled rneadov hay (mixed clover and ryegrass) ,80/per ton, single bales 4/-, honey in 601 b. tins 27/6, 201 b. tins 11/-, mild cured grain fed bacon rolls, about 251 b: 1/- per lb., best table onions 2d per lb pickling onions ljd per lb. ’ CASH WITH ORDERS. C. E. NIEREniTH LTD,, BOX 21 : WATMATE.
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Hokitika Guardian, 11 August 1928, Page 3
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