LATE LOCALS.
The Alexander leaves Wellington on Thursday, Picton on Friday, Nelson on Saturday for the Coast.
It has "boon decided not to send any noro men into camp this month owing po the prevailing epidemic, and reervists will not be required to report n camp till -January . As there will not be anv recruits to farewell to-night he send-off fixed for this evening at ■he Town Hall has been abandoned _ md the gathering which was previously innounced will not take place. The Jumble sale recent held at Hnri [lari in aid of the Southern Candidate For the Copper Trail competition, gave the handsome profit of £220 which i amount has been forwarded to Hokitika to the credit of the candidate (Miss Chinn). This is a splendid result for a district which has contributed freely to all patriotic appeals throughout the duration of th e war. All concerned with the effort are to he congratulated on the result.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 November 1918, Page 3
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158LATE LOCALS. Hokitika Guardian, 6 November 1918, Page 3
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