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West Coast Times, 18 June 1912, Page 3

! pRINCESS pHEATRE, HOKIiTIKA THURSDAY, JUNE 20tli. POLLARDS PICTURES! Another all Star Programme. Patho Gazette 161 (Topical); Bronco Bill’s Adventures (Drama); Got a Match (Comedy); The Bully (Selig) Drama); Smallest Pony in the world (Novelty); Black Chasm (Drama); While the Cook Slept (Comedy); Making Cheese (Industry), And several other novelties. Including the great Edison Drama ;—• ■ " LEAD KINDLY LIGHT.” ANTED.—A SNIGGER. Apply Hackell and Harcnurt, Sawmillors, Kanieri. GRAND ANNUAL' SHOW. Under the Management of the JJOKITIKA pOULTRY gOCIETY. POULTRY, PIGEON & CANARY EXHIBITION. WEDNESDAY, JULY 17th, 1912. (Arbor Day). —ln The— DRILL SHED & HORTICULTURAL

HALL, HOKITIKA. MONSTER PRIZE SCHEDULE With Classes For Poultry, Pigeons, Canaries and Other Cage Birds. Splendid Classification. STRONG SPECIAL PRIZE LIST Entries close FRIDAY, July 12th.. GRAND CONCERT. In. the Drill Shed In the Evening. Doors open from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Admission to Show ;—ls. For Schedules, Entry Forms and all particulars apply to A. KELLER, Hon. Treas. D. J. EVANS, Hon. Sec.

A COMPLIMENTARY SOCIAL —Will bo tendered— T. E. Y. SEDDON, Esq., (Member for Westland). —At tbe— QPERA JJOUSE. REVEIL ST., HOKITIKA. TO-NIGHT. PRESENTATION OF ADDRESS AND SOCIAL GATHERING. Commencing at 8 p.m. His Worship tbi- Mayor will preside. Admission, double ticket 2s 6d, extra lady Is. D. J. EVANS, Hon. Sec.. ESTATE OF ALFRED JOHN DEBENHAM, DECEASED. ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against tbe estate of ALFRED JOHN DEBENHAM, late of Hokitika, tinsmith, deceased, are requested to forward the same (certified as owing at tbe date of death, June 7th, 1912), tj the undersigned on or beloro the 29th DAY of JUNE, 1912. and all persons owing accounts to tbo deceased are requested to make payment to the undersigned on or before that date. A. D. D. CRAWFORD, Solicitor for tbe Executors, i Hokitika. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19th. At 2.80 p.m. jpuiK gI'IOT & QU„ will sell at tbo Mart, Hamilton Street, on tbo above date— FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE as under Full-sized brass top bedstead, hospital bods, Child’s Cot, eaesy rocking Chairs, Hall stands, cane chairs, two now go-carts, flowerstand, wicker lounge, Japanese card tables, fenders and brasses, etc. Above will bo open for inspection at 11 a.m.j on day of sale. Further entries invited. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. IN THE MART, HAMILTON STREET WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19th. ’jyjARK SPROT ANY COY., favoured with instructions from Mr H. E. Hughes will sell by public auction at the mart on Wednesday, I.9th June, at 2.30 p.m., the undermentioned town property:— . Freehold Section, part Lkek 77, area 8 porches with frontage of 22 feet to Rovell Street, by a depth of 100 feet, consisting of shop and office known as Sammons and Coy., opposite the National* Bank of Now Zealand, Ltd. This is a splendidly situated property and offers an excellent opportunity for safe investment. Conditions and terms at sale may be had on application to the Auctioneers. COKEI COKE-I PLENTIFUL SUPPLY obtainable at present at GAS WORKS. Prices reduced for ONE MONTH, strictly for cash, 2s for five bags and 3s 6d for ten bags. WM. DUNCAN, Secretary. AI HOTEL. FOR SALE BY TENDER.

RENDERS sre invited for tho abov< well-known property as a goini concern. Tlie present tenant’; lease expires on the 14th o OCTOBER next. Full particu ki a obtained either from Mr J. A. Kidd, 103 Russell Street, West port, or Mr. W. Duncan, General Ag ent, Hokitika, to the former of whoii tenders.-are to be addressed and re ceived not later than 29th JUNE next. A deposit of 5 per cent., pe marked cheque, to accompany cab tender. TENDERS.

■pOR REMOVAL OF DWELLINGHOUSE, at Arahura Valley to Hari Hari, South Westland. Speoifications may be seen at the residence of W. Jamieson, Arahura, where tenders close on FRIDAY, JUNE 21st, 1912. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.