LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 June 1919, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

Misses Addison notify the public that they are holding their autumn and winter sale commencing Tuesday July Ist. IVatcli for change of advertisement. The plain and fancy dress ball was ield in the Three Mile Hall last Tueslay night. There was a record attendance md a good many fancy costumes. The adies prize, donated by Mr Johnstone, ras won by Mrs Freitas, who was dress* ■d as a witch. The men’s prize was ion by Mr Edwards, who represented Jandl’s beer, A correspondent wrote to the Lonlop “Evening News” of May 9th:—Sir 'homas Mackenzie, the able High Comnissioner for New Zealand, who has represented his country so well here, is I in told, to return home before' very I ong, It is, T believe, the intention of I Sir Thomas to re-enter the political j irena when he gets back, and it is ikely that he may be New Zealand’s, lost Premier, t A large thrasher shark about 10ft. t n length was caught by the Trawler laroona, on the Tiri fishing grounds ast week, reports the, Napier “Telegraph.” The shark caused not a little sxcitcment aboard, and, in spite of the ■[Forts of a. dozen employees, literally ield tlie deck for about lo minutes. Eventually, however, lie exhausted himself by lashing the deck with his heavy rail, and incidentally 'damaging the net n which he was caught. The thrasher shark is well known as the wlmle-killing variety, and, as lie usually keeps near, the surface, it is very unusual to find mo in a trawling net. For Children’s Hacking Cough, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. No more grinding of teeth with Wade’s Worm Figs. Price Is 6d. “Nothing succeeds like success”—so say the delighted users of “No Rubbing” Laundry Help and the pure “Golden Rule” Soap. Mrs M. Goocti. —Advt