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Hokitika Guardian, 5 November 1918, Page 3

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The Rev. Ti. 0. Kiee, " ho .« Went 1 Homo from New Zealand as Ileinfoieenient Officer, is at Brockenhurst Hospital. Messrs M. Houston and Co offer a freehold section in Park SO' cCt wiiil six-roomed dwelling thereon for £IOO cash. A further 10s (id has been received for the ribbon auctioned at Mr Ziman s dredge-launching. This proves that m some wav the record of sales missed one name—and that one donor of 10s, bit lias not vet been acknowledged. .-Mrs Purler would be glad if the name could be supplied. The amount realized is now £22 18s (Id. The Chief Postmaster advises.—The Eastern Cattle Coy advises the resumption of the acceptance of full-rate and deferred traffic, notified oil Ist inst. includes all deferred and full-rate messages ; including far east, also all ports and Australasian traffic. Pacuic Cable Board advise resume acceptance of soldiers “E.F.M.” telegrams. The Red and Black candidate m. the Queen Carnival acknowledges the following Westland Racing Club £2/2/-; Copper Trail Dance (per Mrs Hunter, Mrs Connors, Misses Breeze and Nancokivell), £2/8/2, (expense of Hall 10/-); Mrs Olsen Sour. 10/-; Mrs Maher 4;-,. A Friend 6d. Gifts—Mrs J. B. Ward, Generous gift of melon jam ; Mesdames W. Butler, Stewart (Bank), G. J- h°berts, Fowler senr., Maekay, J. Ait-ken , (Bank), Morgan, Bntland, Speed, Valontiiip. William O’Brien (Kokatalii); 'Hunter, Bennett, Dalgleish. Staines, i j Fowler, Parkinson, Richards, Smith S (Hampden St), J. V. Hall, Connors, i Bortou, J. Taylor, Misses A. Evans. ! Perry, Heenan, Mild, Columbia Ha ‘ Company, Kokatalii Factory* (box but- ' tor), Mr Hing Song, Firs C. Head, i Master .1. Edwards, Mr W. Connors.