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Hokitika Guardian, 27 November 1918, Page 2

Mr and Mrs J. E. Dawson insert a notice of thanks in this issue. The Banks in Westland will observe a special holiday on Monday next, (Dec. 2nd)., being the anniversary of Westland Province. Mr. Howard Tladlev, examiner for tlie Associated Board of the Royal Academy of Music, will conduct the practical examination in music at Hokitika to-morrow.

The Annual Xmas Tree and Sale of Work organised by St Paul’s, Methodist Ladies’ Guild will he hold on December 18th. Proceeds on behalf of Circuit and Parsonage Funds.—Advt. The Military Medal has been won by the following Coasters: Serge. Michael M’Bride, (formerly of Okarito, Mrs C. O’Connor, of Greymouth, being a sister) ; Gunner P. F. T. Roselli (Westport).

Mr J. Shivas, representative for Tymons and Co., will open up a stock of new and up to date drapery in Ross next Tuesday for a few days and will visit South Westland the following week. Customers can rely on getting the host value for their money by getting goods at- town prices.—Advt.

Mrs J. I). Christie, of Greymouth, j lias received word that Iter brother" Private,). McGeady. had been killed in action on the sth. November. Deceased was a sou of the .late Patrick McGeady, a well-known settler in the Grey Valley. Private McGeady was born at Maintai, and prior to joining up, worked round lkamatua and Blackwatcr. Sister Mary Ignatius, one of tho Sisters of Mercy who is acting as nurse at St Columbia Rooms, Greymouth met with a painful accident yesterday morning. She was engaged cooking for the patients, when by stnne moans, a kettle. containing boiling water was upset over her. scalding her severely. She will be incapaeitod for a couple of weeks. The ferry steamer Mararoa had a stormy passage from Wellington to Lyttelton on Saturday night. She left her berth at 4.30 p.m., and on reaching the Straits encountered a boisterous southerly wind and heavy sea, and at daybreak was only off Kaikoura. The Mararoa carried a. full compliment of passengers, including nearly 300 soldiers from camp, who are returning to their homes. The trip was an unsually protracted one. having occupied 19 hours. Tito friendship existing between “No Rubbing” Laundry Help and thrifty housewives is very delightful. “No Rubbing” has banished the old back•lcbing rubbing slavery.—E. ,T. Lloyd.

5.000 British workers aro employed making North British Tyres. * Fit a North British “Dreadnought” to your motor cycle, and get your money’s worth. Try a pair nest time. Sufferers from Hay Fever will qnjoy speedy relief by breathing in ‘NAZOL.’ A unique, never-failing remedy. 60 doses Is fid. Use the Nnzol Inhaler. At McGruer and C'o’s. great clearing .sale, 2 cloz. only 30 x3O white hemstitched embroidery, and drawn thread -.upper cloths, sale price 2s lid; 2 doz. inly 18 x 54 white deep point lace drawn thread, union centres, sido-boaTd covers, sale price 2s lid; men’s natural Merino singlet and pants usually 2s lid and 3s lid, now Is lid and 2s lid; special sock value, 10 doz only, black wool and cotton Cashmere socks, good dye. good-wearing, sale price 2 pairs for 2s lid; liten’s all wool plain and ribbed socks, now 2 pairs for 3s lid.— Great sale of men’s wear at McGruer and Co’s., Greymouth.—Advt.

Shine your tan shoes with ‘TAN-OL’ —the brilliant polish than won’t rub off.

“1 will recommend you to my friends, the fit could not he better, and lcm -ure it would he impossible for mo to got more for mv money anywhere ” A few lines typical of many received by John H. Glasson, Cashel Street, Christchurch, from many customers all ever the const, whom lie-has tailored by mail. For your information we mention a few particulars. When you write for patterns yoti have a choice of at least fifty smart suitings. Simple measurement form is given to measure yoursfflf with, enabling you to do it as easy as any tailor and give details that he would not trouble about, hut wait, for a “try on” to put straight. You take no risk. Cloth, fit and make must please you or demand an instant refund of your cash. No man could get n more straightforward offer than this. The suit will bo made exactly as you like it for 75s 80s* 85s 95s 105 s, according to the quality of material selected. If you want your suit before Christmas write for patterns now and you won’t regret it, you will save a couple of sovereigns into the bargain. Note address, John H. Glasson, Cashel Street, Christchurch. If you want a pair of working trousers, all sizes at lla 9d, you can hardly wear them out. —Advt. Water vour garden this summer or you won’t have one. Invest in North British Rubber Company’s garden hose. Best fabric, best rubber. Hardware shops sell it. The finest FLUID MAGNESIA is SHARLAND’S. More freshly made than imported kinds. Guaranteed high ost strength and purest quality. Larger bottle—lower price. When you buy garden hose get the best. There’s nothing to equal North British Rubber Company’s brand. Be3t fabric—best rubber—high quality—long service.

Remember, if you want to get rid of heavy dull feeling in the head, which accompanies Nasal Catarrh, just take a good inhalation of “Nnzol” through a Nazol Inhaler and get immediate relief When you fit Clincher Tyres to your bicycle, you are protected by a 6 to 15 months’ guarantee, and freedom from annovnnee.

“TAN-OL’ does much and costs little. Renovates ieather, shines tan shoes, polishes furniture .brightens floorcloth. Quick, easy and economical.