LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 28 February 1919, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

Mrs A. C. Reynolds, of Weld Street, received advice to-day of one of her sons Sergf Reuben Reynolds returning to New Zealand arriving in Wellington on or about March 13th. after an absence of three years in France.

Our Great Clearing sale is still going strong. Bigger bargains than . ever. Prices still marked clown. Ivolynos Tooth paste 1/6; Clothes Brushes, 6d. ; /Scrubbing Brushes 7d.; 'Sandsoap -I cakes for 1/-; Talc Powder 9d., 1/-, 1/6. Manilla Envelopes, 1 packets for 1/-. etc., etc. Pay ns a visit and compare our prices. We defy competition at The Hokitika Novelty Bazaar.—Advt. News has been received qf the death of Mr J. Dudley, Government Auditor who took over fhc West Coast district auditing after the late Mr John King retired. Deceased joined up with the forces nearly four years ago and received it comm'ission, the death taking place in England from influenza. Deceased who was about 40 years of age was well and favourably known on the West Coast.

Lovers of (lowers should not fail to pay a visit of inspection to Macandrew Square. The flowers have come on splendidly during the past, week or I two, the bright sunshine of the lastweek having brought out- the beauty of the blooms to a remarkable. degree. There is a very line, display, the asters especially leaking a brave show, the blooms being well formed and large. The thunks of the community are due in no unstinted manner, to the gentleman whose honorary labours, given with such gratifying results, have made the reserve such a restful and ornamental acquisition to the town.