LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 October 1917, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

Word was received this afternoon that Private Harry Andrews son of Mr and Mrs. J. Andrews of Hall Street had been killed in action. The International Correspondence Schools of Wellington have an interesting notification in reference to architectural courses, appearing' over the leador. Mr Gerald Ilea notifies in this issue the disposal of his butchery business at Ross to Mr. Robert Parker, who is known as a first class tradesman. Bering courteous’ and obliging he is stire to meet with liberal patronage at tho hands of the Ross people. Mr 0. E: Bowling, deputy registrar of the Supreme Court at Auckland, is appealing against the provisional doi vision of the Public Service Commis- : soner to appoint Mr Prendcrville a ! solicitor practising at Eketahuna to , the position of Crown Solicitor at Wel- . lington in succession to Mr Meredith, who has gone into private practice at Auckland: The annual meeting of All Saints Tennis Club was held on Saturday last A fair number attended, arid judgr m bv the number of new members elo'-t ed the Cluli should have a very fai pea&on.t Mr 'A, X. Harrop was re elected president, Mr W. H- Sliermai secretary, and Mr J. B. IVard treasur i er,and the committee for the year wl > be Mrs Beniamin, Misses Roberts Kortegast, Valentine, and Messi . Maunder, Peart* and T. Williams The Club will open its season on Lr , bour Day, 22nd inst.