LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 28 October 1919, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

The Alexander leaves Wellington on Thursday, Nelson on Friday for tho Coast and then returns to Motuelca. The Chief Postmaster advises Tho Colornbo-Penang cable has been restored. Traffic for East as usual, full rate. Traffic for United Kingdom still to transit “via Pacific.” Deferred traffic by both routes, subject to heavy delay. Tho Football mtrfoh between the Creymouth United Fourth Grades, and Hokitika (Rival Fourth Grades, took place on Cas s Square yesterday afternoon and resulted in a win for the local team by 6 points to nil, (a penalty goal by White, and a try, scored by Breeze, which was not converted). Mr F. Rudkin acted as referee.

A final reminder is given of the Overseas Club concert in the Town Hall tonight. The programme is an interesting one and should prove very enjoyable Tho orchestra will supply new numbers, and there are now faces appearing in the solos, so that the celobralion of Trafalgar Day, for which tho entertainment is arranged should attract n largo attendance. Popular prices are charged. When buying that hot water bottle see that you get the North British Rubber Co’ patent “Unique” stopper , bottle. A little thing to look for, a big thing to find. All retailers. Corsets in all shapes and in sizes ranging from 20 to 80, at Mrs J. Lloyl “■ Cold in tho head, did you say? Then lose no time in getting “NAZOL.” Marvellous how rapidly that honest remedy shifts a. cold. 60 doses Is 6d. North British Belting keeps the machines working satisfactorily. Year in. year out it spells efficiency and economy. Ask your local dealer to give you full details with regard to price and particulars.