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Hokitika Guardian, 11 July 1935, Page 1

HOKITIKA hj JUST TWO YEARS AGO—ON THE 4th OP AUGUST, 1933, TO BE EXACT— THE BRSSTOL OPENED ITS DOORS WITH A NEW AND BETTER POLICY— I.E. GASH TRADING. HUNDREDS OF THRIFTY SATISFIED SHOPPERS HAVE REALISED WHAT A WONDERFUL BOON THIS POLICY HAS BEEN—AND SHOP REGULARLY AT THE BRISTOL. NOW, THE “BRISTOL" IN RETURN FOR THE WONDERFUL SUPPORT GIVEN THEM DURING THE PAST TWO YEARS ARE OFFERING GREATER INDUCEMENTS TO PRESENT CUSTOMERS AND THEIR FRIENDS TO MAKE A REAL “PUNT” ON THIS ANNIVERSARY SALE. THE “SALE" THAT PAYS A RECORD DIVIDEND IN SAVINGS. Our Expert Staff will gladly assist you in selecting your requirements. DON’T FORGET NOW—THE “ORfSTQL’S” SALE COMMENCES ON SATURDAY. r,EVELL STREET,

11/VINGER JAR’ 1, dunce, Soldiers | Hall, Every Saturday Music l by the “Ginger Jar Band.” Ladies 1/-, gentlemen 1/6. HOKiTIKA AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB. The Far vital 3-Act Comedy “THIRD TIME LUCKY” Will be staged under the direction of Mr 11. M. Coulson, as follows TOTARA HALL, ROSS, THURSDAY, JULY. 11 tli. One Long Laugh! A Scream! Don’t Miss It! A dance will follow' each presentation. Admission: Adults 2/-, I children 1/-. DANCE TO FOLLOW 1/-. WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1935. SOLDIERS’ HALL, HOKITIKA PUBLIC DANCE AND PRESENTATION to the All Black, Ron King will be held as above. Continuous music by Victorian and Rhythm Dance Bands. Excellent supper and programme arrangements. Tickets 2/6 each J. RUTLAND. Hon. Secretary. TOTARA HALL, ROSS. 7TIHE ANNUAL BALL of the Ross JL Fire Brigade will be held in the Totara Hall, Ross on FRIDAY, July 19, 1935. Supper, excellent music, efficient M.C. Admission —gents 3s, ladies 2;. A. W. PEEBLES Secretary. r T w ,'lantLorne Boxed Stationery, Writing Pads, Envelopes, Blotters, Pens, and all other Weds are here. Letter Writing U easy when yon buy the materials -where prices are so pleasingly low. J 1 WE HAVB GREAT VARIETY IN WRITING MATERIALS iMm? BOOIAEU UR & ST A (lOinFR BKVRi.L hTVi-ET, HOKir.K r ■Pluve 71M