lORSONS' willing to hoard two boys attending primary school, please communicate with Secretary, llokililea School Committee. YGIKNE FISH MART have taken the whole cattdi ol' fish to-day from the trawler “Nile.” On sale this afternoon. Phone do. TTIOR SALE-—Enfield Market CAB--1 BAG IS PLANTS, 2s Gd per 100, freight paid or delivered where possible.—Alex Black, Market Gardener, Hokitika. RESJT FlSH—Direct from trawler JL “Nile,” this afternoon at the Hygiene Fish 31 art. ’Phone 35. 7"ILL, the person who removed a * » BICYCLE from Cass Square on Tuesday evening last please return it to E. C. Toohey’s, or A. Dale, junr., Woodstock. • OR SALE—Dry FIREWOOD, 8s -**- per load. Apply Coyle Bros, Davie St. ’Phone No. 113.
FOII SALE—Buick 7-seater, newly painted, new hood and side curtains. Owner leaving district. Apply J. Simpson, Red Lion Hotel. SALE—Dodge TOURER, 1926 model, in first class order. Apply Kirwan’s Garage. YOU must include one of the Winter Coats in your wardrobe of winter wear. The smart, style-right models at McKay and Son’s will charm you. Prices range from £1 Is Od up to £9 9s Od. Inspection invited. THERE tire some splendid bargains in Winter Bedding now offering at McKay jind Son’s. Here are some of the offers": Loose Kapoc bed, single bed 29s 6d, three-quarter 39s 6d, double bed 4os Gd. Also the wellknown Sleep-well buttoned mattresses in all sizes and prices (guaranteed). THE NEW Winter Millinery is very popular, the smart Helmet a.nd Beret shaped hats being very reasonably priced at McKay and Son’s.
THE 11UATAPU BALL AVEDNESDAY, JUNE 11th. A Good Night’s Fun Ensured. THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF CANTERBURY. ERECTION OF MEMBERS. TT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED Unit the • following nieinhers, heing half tin; representatives of tHo respective wards of the Canterbury Education District, will retire, by effluxion of time on 13th August, 1930. namely: NORTH-WEST WARD: RICHARD WILD. All DOLE WARD: WILLIAM A. BANKS. SOUTH WARD : THOMAS HUGHES. CHRISTCHURCH URBAN AREA: ERNEST H. ANDREWS. WILLIAM H. WINSOR. TIMAR'U URBAN AREA: JOHN AY. PREEN. It is further notified that an election to fill the several vacancies caused by the above-mentioned retirements will be held on 16th. JULY. 1930, and that nominations of candidates will be received at the Board’s Office, Christchurch, up to 5 p.m. on AAjtDXESDAY. 25th. JUNE, 1930. Candidates must be nominated in writing, and nomination papois, healing the signal'll res of two electors (members of School Committees) and the consent of the candidate, must be received by the Returning Officer before the nominations close. The retiring members are eligible for re-election CIIAS R. KIRK. Returning Officer. Christchurch. 9th. June. 1930.
PUBLIC NOTTCF H. A. THaiViPSOM *j N OEPTAKER & AH)N UME»TA» MASON. GIBSON QUAY, HOKITIAA TnE BUSTNESS of the late H A Thompson will be continued mi der the same name with MR A IiNOIA THOMPSON in charge as Manager.
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 June 1930, Page 1
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