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Hokitika Guardian, 27 March 1920, Page 2

The “Guardian” supplement is issued to our readers to-day in the usual course. Messrs J. Ballnntyne and Co. draw attention to a special line in pull-on hats. Acceptances for all events at the Kumara. Races on Easter Monday close oil Monday evening. The rights to two publican’s booths for the Hokitika Easter Wednesday races are being sold by public auction at 3 o’clock this afternoon at the Pun cess Theatre. The Public Works Department :ue inviting tenders, receivable up to Wednesday, 7th. April for the construction of approach roads to Little Waitaha River bridge.

A public meeting of local bodies and citizens will bo held in the Town Hal! on Tuesday next at 7.30. for the propose of arranging a programme in connection with the coming visit of the H..R.H. the Prince of A Yales.

It is notified that the Banks through out New Zealand will observe the following holidays at Easter; —Good Friday, Saturday next, Easter Monday, (statutory holidays) and Easter luesday (special holiday), A miner named Mr McCullough, was fouud dead in his hut at Burnett’s I'ace (Denuiston) on Wednesday morning. Deceased was 60 years of ago. He was suffering from asthma, but appears to have died quite peacefully.

The Pacific Cable Board notify weather conditions in Canaria still unsat.sfactory, delay on full rate traffic to and from United Kingodm about tinea days, deferred five days; traffic to and from America also showing heavy delay.

AVoi’d was received this morning cOll- - the sad news of the death of Air P. J. Dunne, which took place at Wellington last evening, where he had' been lying in a private hospital io" isome weeks. The deceased was wellknown in Hokitika some years ago being editor of the “West Coast limes. Some years ago he removed to the North Island where he continued his journalistic operations in charge of several journals. The deceased nos married to a daughter of the late Mr Hugh Gribbon. His demise will he regretted by many friends in this district who will extend their sympathy to his widow. The funeral takes place at Wellington on Monday morning.

The Easter meeting of the W" ' Racing Club to be held next Wednesday week has been well prepared for. The course and grounds are in enpii; ' trim. Both trotting and gallopingcourses are in splendid order, and under normal conditions will be last, racing track is looking at its best, Im in<t responded well to the attentions the caretaker. The grounds and a-’ pointmeuts are also in good order r patrons will find themselves comfortably accommodated. A good train service in and out of Hokitika on race day i fixed, and there should he a-large influof visitors for the occasion. The eu tries received for the meeting pub' I oil elsewhere to-day speak for then - selves. j All the host cooks say SI!AR- ' LAND'S is the best Baking Powder. , rt is cheapest, too. Ask ypur grocer. _ Tan bools are easily dirtied, but this . ( . !in ho quickly got over if you use “TANOL.” It cleans, polishes ami preserves. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS gives life and vigor t () the weary

111 ded display of New Seasons Woollen Sports Coats. The large variety of 1-10 Coats to choose from, including the new middy, American and belted shaes in plain colours and nobby stripes. These goods are right up to the minute for style. Up-to-date millinery. Now goods just opened. See window display of chic imported models and smart creations from our own millinery workrooms. We are determined to hoop in the lend for smart millinery. MeGruor and Co. Spot Cash Stores, Hokitika and Grevmontli. Advfc. Grocers, listen!!! “In every sense of service that thou renderest thou thyself ore being served” (lb-owning). Therefore, push “K.EEP4 SMILING” Hoof Polish a.t Sd per tin. An ideal spirit for both sexes— WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS * No bad after-effects with WADE’S WORM FIGS. Wonderful Worm Worriers.

A meeting of members of the Westland Timber Workers’ Union will be held in the Supreme Hall, Hokitika, on Monday evening next at 7.39 p.m. Eusinoss important,

Don’t live in the shadow of poor clothing. Poor clothing casts its shadow in front. A T ou see it or you feel it all the time. You feel that other people notice it, and you’re uncomfortable. Good clothing casts its shadow behind; your mind is free and you can hold your head up. The ordinary quality coats haunt every person. Get one of the beautiful coats that are now showing at Schroder and Co’s, this season.—Advt. SHARLAND’S MALT "VINEGAR is not, only palatable—it is wholesome. That is guaranteed. No mineral acid in SHARLAND’S. At all grocers in hulk arid bottle. WOU'E'S SCHNAPPS, vastly sitoer-->rw>r to ill' oilier stimulants. Kitchen economy demands the use of SHARLAND’S Baking Powder. Costs less than others—gives better results. Your grneor sells It. “Worth live times its price,” is what everyone says who tries “NAZOL” for colds, catarrh, sore throat, and hay fever. “NAZOL” quick relief. GO doses cost 1 iff.