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West Coast Times, 19 April 1911, Page 3

(Foi> continuation or nows see fourth page.) Announcement Extraordinary! Announcement Extraordinary! pRINCESS THEATRE, HOKITIKA. TO-NIGHT. Wed., Thurs., & Fri., April 19, 20 21. Wed., Thurs., & Fri., April 19, 20 21. The all popular and famous belle crome bellringers. BELLE CROME BELLRINGERS. All the old favourites. Special extra engagement of MISS ETHEL RICHARDS, operatic and oratorio vocalist. Don’t miss seeing, THE LATEST FASHIONABLE CRAZE IN DRESS, THE MUCH-TAIK-ED ABOUT DAINTY HAREM SKIRT. DAINTY HAREM SKIRT.

Worn by Miss Belle Crome. Prices popular, 3s 2s, and Is, Children Is 6d and Is. PROHIBITION. MR. W. THOMPSON, will REPLY TO MR. T. E. TAYLOR, on TUESDAY, APRIL, 25th. At 8 p.m. in tlio PRINCESS THEATRE, HOKITIKA. Subject:—“ Prohibition, Fruitful of Drunkenness— and condemned by History and Experience.” PUBLIC HALL, KOKATAHI. WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 26th. THE ANNUAL BALL in aid of tho koiterangi football club will be held as above. Admission: Double Tickets 3s 6d; Extra ladies Is; Good Music. M .WALLACE, Secretary. WANTED.—EXCELSIOR TAILORING COY., want good hand; one used to tailor-made skirts preferred. Constant work. Good Wages. WANTED.—SIX YOUNG GIRLS, ' for Refreshment Booth, Hokitika Race Course.—Apply H. Preston.

’’Wf ANTED.—A COOK and also a ’ ’ GENERAL SERVANT. Apply A.I Hotel immediately. ■yy'ESTLAND JJORTTCULTURAL gOCIETY’S. SECOND GRAND CHRYSANTHEUM —and— LATE FRUIT & VEGETABLE SHOW. To be held in the— Drill and Horticultural Halls ■ WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MAY 10th and 11th, 1911. Two handsome silver cups, a beautifully illuminated diploma, two valuable silver medals. £SQ IN TROPHIES, VALUE £gQ A grand concert held each evening. Entries close on Wednesday, May 3rd. The largest Show over held on the West Coast. Schedules and all information on application to the undersigned. G. H. M. McCLURE, President. R. COOK, Secretary. - F. GROUFSKY, Treasurer

ARAHURA SALE YARDS. At 10 o’clock. ■jV/f ARK SPROT AND CO. will soli by public auction at their yards as above: — AC\ FAT CATTLE for Mr. H. Dicdricbs. IK FAT CATTLE AH for Mr J. Olson, 1 K FAT CATTLE. XU for Mr J. Thompson. 1 K FAT CATTLE. for Messrs Thorn Bros. 1 K FAT CATTLE X ’ J For Mr J. Woolhouse. 1 nn FAT SHEEP ■ .LUU For Mr. H. Swift. 1 nnn young cross-bred sheep J.UUU for Mr H. Swift. rjK FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS,— For Mr W. M. Harcourt.

ARAHURA SALE YARDS. TO-DAY. n. W. MOSS AND CO. will sell as above: — 25 EAT BULLOCKS and HEIEEERS. „ „ . On Account of Mr. F. Haddock EOR SALE. HIGHLY IMPROVED DAIRY FARM AT KOITERANGI. MARK S P R 0 T AMP CO., have for sale by private treaty Mr. H. Monks farm, held under Hokitika municipal lease, containing 234 acres; also the whole of the stock consisting of 18 cows, Spring cart, gig, harness, etc., in one line with immediate delivery. Last season Mr Monk’s herd of milch cows averaged for butter fat supp.ics £8 10s per head. For further particulars, apply to , - MARK SPROT AND CO., Land and Estate Agents.

TOTARA FLAT SALEYARDS. APRIL 22nd.,' 1911. Mark spivot akd go. will, sell by public auction as 100 3 and 4 year-old STEERS (in forward condition). - 50 2 Year-old STEERS and HE 11 1 - ■"ERS (good sorts). 500 4 and 6 tooth' forward MEIU- ■ ERS. , . ■7OO Cross-Bred EWES (good line). : On account of Mr. E. Riddiford. . 100 store CATTLE (mixed ages and sexes). ■ Account local clients. 40 Good threc-ycar-old STEERS in forward condition. Account Mrs Corcoran.

TOTAEA FLAT 'SALE-YARDS. APRIL 22nd., 1911. Q.. \V.‘ MOSS AND CO. will sell bv public suction above; — „ 120 STORE CATTLE _ ' . On account of Mr. J- 0 Regan 130 STOR SEATTLE On Account of Mr. P. Hamci 60 STORE CATTLE ■ iOn account of clients. 1000NSTORE SHEEP .. ■ On account of Mr. Alf Smith G. W. MOSS AND CO., ’ Auctioneers.