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Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1917, Page 2

A notification appears in this issue in the matter of the estate of Martin Brennan, late of New Aork, U.S.A. In this issue Messrs J. Ballantyne and Co. draw attention to a line in smart coats. Cabled advice was received by the Minister of Defence on Saturday that the 25th. Reinforcements have arrived , safely at a certain destination. Mrs Gardyno of Hampden Street, was notified on Monday by tho Minister of Defence that her son, Private J. Gardyne was admitted to the New Zealand General Hospital ut Codiord on June 2(5, suffering from dilated acuon of tho heart. Tho .sufferer went with one of the Maori reinforcements. There are 20 wireless operators employed at. the various Government stations in Now Zealand, and the Government has been specially requested by the Naval authorities' that their services be retained in Now Zealand, lhe Tlvird Military Service Board has granted exemption from military service in the case of Francis Dell, an operator at Awarua. Me Lean’s Pictures at tho Opera House drow another good attendance The star feature was a five act drau.«* “Wasted Years” in which Crane Wilbur look the leading role. It was. . a stirring well acted story. The contini. ation of the “Mysteries of Myra” wa» even more interesting than previous episodes of the oerio picture. Tho orchestra again supplitd-a fine musical pro- j gramme that is one of the features of tho Tuesday night displays. To-morrow evening the Kanieri Public Hall will have special attraction whon a grand conoert and ball will take plaoe in add of a returned soldier. A capital Overseas Orchestra and— p > A capital programme lias been arranged by the Overseas Orchestra, and patrons assured of a pleasant evening. Miss Edne Perry will be included among the vocalists. Keenan’s drag will leave the Pioneer’s Monument for Kanieri at 7.15. p.m. Mr. Charles Shinkwin, a very old and esteemed resident of Greymouth passed way at his residence Chapel street. Tho deceased who had reached tho ripe ago of 80, was well-known throughout the West Coast., He waa one of the oldest railwaymen on the Coast and retired 6n superannuation several years ago. He leaves a family 0 f two daughters, Miss Norah and Mary of Greymouth . and one son, j Michael of the Railway Department. Whangarei. He is also survived by three brothers at Home, Dean Shink- ! win, Dean of Cork; Canon Shinkwiu, ' Bandon, Cork and the Rev. Father 1 Shinkwin of Cork. , j The phenomenal sal* of NORTH BRITISH HOT WATER BOTTLES is the best evidence of the satisfaction they give. Look for the "Unique Stopper”—a guarantee of satisfaction- j For Infl ,ieny.a take Woods’ Great r e,>- j permint Cure. Never Fails 1 ’ They wear out slowly.—THE NORTH . BRITISH HOT WATER BOTTLE with the patent “Unique” Stopper.—the sign of satisfaction. Their merit gives pleasure to both dealer and buyer. The leading medicinal beverage of the age, WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS, ■