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Hokitika Guardian, 31 May 1920, Page 2

Tlie monthly' meeting of the West- ' land Chamber of Commerce takes place to-morrow night at 7.3o'o’clock at the County Chambers. The engagement is announced of Miss Isabella Muir, second-daughter of Mr J. Muir, of Arnhurn, to Mr W. C. McSaveney, third son of Mr McSaveney of Avonside, Christchurch. Men ! Hiß. is the place to buy your Footwear. This week we wish to . remind you of our excellent collection of “Special Workers” hoots,.look for our I advt. and price list its in this issue, j We have also a, complete range of light, medium and heavy bopts for men, you can get anything in this line at the N.Z. Clothing Factory. The Westland County Council gives public notice to-day per its Chairman, (Mr Bruce) that a petition is being circulated for signature asking the Go-vernor-General ,to create an electric Power District, for that part of the Westland County north of the Mikonui river, (excluding the three interior Bor oughs). Not less than one-fourth of the number of ratepayers within the said area must sign the petition before it will be in order. The document will be presented for signature -as far as possible throughout the proposed district.

The full' accounts in connection with visit to Hokitika are not quite complete yet though over a week has passed since the final date for sending in accounts. It is hoped to have the fidl list completed not later than Wednesday and a meeting will be held thereafter to pass the accounts for payment. The accounts will run into a good round sum, well-up to four figures in fact, but there is also a substantial sum in recoveries, and with the Government subsidy on the net expenditure, the liability to the local bodies is expected to be not more than £3OO.

The Westland Acclimatisation Society is to the fore again with a very fine booklet to advertise Westland. The publication is aptly styled “Beautiful Westland,” and it is all that its name implies. It contains a fine range of views typical of all parts of the district. The photographs are produced very finely, and altogether it is a very artistic production. The price is 3s pel copy. A copy of this very fine work was presented to the Prince of Wales when here. The booklet should find its way to all parts cjf the world as it is one of the best advertisements of Westland scenery yet -put out. The booklet is sure to be in great favour for sending abroad or as gifts to friends in other parts of the Dominion, and as the issue is limited early application for copies should be made. Copies may he had from Mr Jas. King, Revel! Street.

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