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Hokitika Guardian, 28 May 1918, Page 2

Mrs M. Soutor inserts a notice of thanks in this issue. A ease of diphtheria in Hokitika was reported to the Health Officer on Saturday. In referring to the late Private F. Fleming on Saturday we inadvertently stated that he had for many years been in tlie employ of Mrs Baird. It was with Mr Gavin Lang that the deceased lived for many years, before leaving for the front. The following will represent the "Old Roys” in their match against Victoria High School to-morrow at 3 p.m.—Duncan, Boss, Haile, TCortegast, Powell, Williams, Heenan, Biehmond, Duncraft Maunder, White, Murdoch, Jacobs, McDonald, Davidson. Emergency, Cutbush. A capital attendance was present nt the Princess Theatre last evening when Mr Pollard presented a fine programme the two serials “The-Secret Kingdom” end the "Iron Claw” were advanced a further stage. There wag an all too short scries of South Westland Alnine scenery, depicting some scenes about the Copland Pass, and ,a very clever drama in which Ethel Clayton showed to great advantage during the unravelling of a cleverly presented plot. Over a million bottles sold Knmiallv.-~ WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS. '