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Hokitika Guardian, 20 January 1920, Page 2

Mr J. D. Gillies, Resident Engineer, will visit Hokitika to-morrow forenoon and along with the members of the Public Works Committee of the County Council will inspect the late flood damage at the Araliura. The death of a old pioneer miner, Mr Phillipo Canobbie, took place yesterday afternoon at Kumara Old People’s Home. Deceased had been on the West Coast for many years. Ho was 82 years of age. The Pacific Cable Board advises— Cable mes'-ages from United Kingdom showing delay of three days, to United Kingdom 24 hours. Messages for America are subject to delay for four days, deferred messages seven days.

The concert and dance in Tairea Hall on Wednesday evening promises to be a very successful one. A splendid concert programme has been arranged, while Air Lawn will provide the music for the dance. Air Simpson’s car will take the Hokitika performers, leaving the clock tower at 7 o’clock. If you want real bargains you must visit Schroder’s great clearing sale, which is now on. Inspection cordially invited.—Advt. Ladies silk knitted sports coats to clear at reduced prices at Mrs J. Lloyd’s. Put it in your cruet—SHAßl*AND’s AIALT VINEGAR. Mellow and mature. Most wholesome and moat palatable Vinegar in New Zoaland. In bulk and bottle. All grocers. During the holidays remember Daniel Crawfords Red Star Whisky is the best. Mark Sprot and Co. wholesale agents. —Advt.