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Hokitika Guardian, 2 March 1920, Page 3

BAND CONTEST. CHRISTCHURCH, This Day | The band contest Tor the second day | or:—Tenor Horn solo, D. Whelan CKni- i korai) 46 points 1 ; C. Hansen (Nelson > and Marlborough 44 points, 2 ; \V. i Soith (St. Kilda) 43 points 3. Bass, i Trombone, J. Dixon (Kaikorai) 96 . points 1; L. Holdaway (Blenheiml Do j points 2. B. Flat Bass Solo, C. J. ; Gail lop (Woolston) 95 points, a. walk- 1 over. The protest in the E flat Bass solo has been referred to the South j Island Association. j 1 MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS ! WELLINGTON, This Day. ‘ The Prime Minister stated yesterday that lie. hoped to be in a position to make a statement to-day regarding the new appointments to the Ministry.

For continuation of news see first and fourth pages. Wanted— board and lodging for TWO CHILDREN, ages 11 and 8 years, attending school. Apply Mrs Parkinson, Knnieri Lake. WANTED,— A SMART LAD for office work. Apply “Guardian.” office. OR IMMEDIATE SALE—The A.K. Wakaiti now lying at Hokitika Wharf; suitable for fishing, cargo carrying or pleasure yachting. Boat equipped for immediate service ; speed 7 knots; has hand winch, trawls, lines etc; good sea Ixiat and has traded on West Coast of South Island without accident for some years. For further particulars apply to Box Gl, G .P. 0., Hokitika. * WESTLAND COUNTY 'COUNCIL. 3UBLIO NOTICE TS HEREBY 1 GIVEN that the hearing for all objections duly lodged in respect to the Valuation of Mining Property within the County of Westland, will be held at the Courthouse, Hokitika at ‘2.30 p.m. on the 18th day of MARCH, 1920. (Signed) E. C. DEWEY, Warden.