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Hokitika Guardian, 18 June 1920, Page 2

Notice appears in this issue of the examination of plumbers for the put. pose of “The Plumbers Registration Act, 1912.” The Public Service Commissioner is inviting applications for positions as estates administration clerks in the Public Trust Department. Mr H. F. Toogood of Wellington requires 2250 feet of iron or steel pipes 20 or 22 inches diameter. Pnrtieulais appeftr in another column. Two sharp shocks of earthquake tin severest for some years, were felt in Wellington iust after live o’clock vesterday morning. The Greymouth Harbour Hoard have appointed Mr T. Lyons, of Christchurch to the position of signalman rendered vacant bv the resignation of Mr Japies Addison. Mr Lyons was for some time Mate of the s.s. Wotton and Invercargill.

The funeral of Cecelia, the adoptee daughter of Mr and Mrs T. Marks tool place yesterday afternoon. Among th; mourners were the school classmates o the deceased under the Rector and tea eher’s supervision, who attended in a

body and acted as pall-liearers. The services at the residence and graveside was conducted by Rev. G. H. Bridgman. A large number of wreaths and floral emblems were placed on the grave.from sorrowing. friends including one’from the School children.

Mr James Malloy, the well-known resident of. Chesterfield, veteran prosper-, tor and pioneer, of Westland, met with rather a painful accident yesterday. He was standing on the edge of a steep embankment at Chesterfield, when the surface gave way, and in order to save him self from a severe fall jumped down about seven feet, twisting one his ankles badly in landing. He was brought into the hospital yesterday, the injured foot showing every sign of the strain, put upon it, being much s wollen and discoloured. He was made as comfortable as possible under the circumstances, his health appearing to he in no way impnred from the shock. We wish tile genial settler n speedy recovery from hj s accident-. The death occurred on Saturday evening in Wellington, afted a few days’ illness of an old S ettler, Mr Henry Prunette, for many years a resident of Nelson Creek where lie worked a claim with varying success. Deceased was born in Paris in 1833. For some years lie had been living at Nelson and Lower Hutt with his eldest daughter, Mr s C. H. Seymour.

Just Landed—lso cases cooking and desert apples 7/6 to 9/6 according to variety. Also 300 bales pressed lucerne hay from Blenheim. Paterson Michel and Co., Ltd., Wharf Street. Phono No 2.—Advt.

Winter nights have no terrors with a “ Unique ” hot water bottle in the bed. Heavily vulcanised seams, patent stopper, cannot burst or leak. Obtainable everywhere, and branded on neck of bottle. '

Users of “NAZOL” keeps free from nolds and influenza. “NAZOL” nips a cold in the bud, soothes, relieves and heals. -60 doses Is 6d.

Sound sleep, warmth, cosy comfort with a “ Unique ” hot water bottle in your bed. Patent stopper cannot leak. Obtainable everywhere. When buying, look for the brand.

Price cutting for net cash in all made up garments at Schroder’s will he r,f.a order of the day for, cash only. We are determined to shift our stock at lowest price. Our turn over lias increased enormously consequently small profits and quick returns for cash will enable thousands of residents all over, the Coast to buy more freely. Will you avail yourself of this money saving proposition at Schroders?—Advt.

Stop coughing! “NAZOL” gives instant relief, stops tickling, soothes throat soreness and huskiness.

Messrs. W. McKay and Son. are showing special lines in sea grass mats and congoleum art rugs. The fortnightly meeting of the AH Saints Institute has been postponed from this evening. A grand ball will lie held in the Three Mile Hall on Juno 28th in aid of the Diggers’ football club. Gents 2s ladies Is.—Advt. The Diggers will appear in their new jerseys to-morrow. They are very up-to-date with all blue top, red and white hoops with a, blue edging. Messrs Healc and Co., coach proprietors of the opposition line of eaoohes at Otira Gorge, have a notification in this issue. Mr A. J. Wilrnot, Federal Billiard Saloon, is the Hokitika agent.

There was a large gathering in the vicinity of the Government Buildings to-day, owftig to the sittings of the Supreme Court taking place. There was a large attendance of members of the Bar present,*including Sir John Findlay, Messrs J. Park (Crown Prosecutor;, J. A. Murdoch, W. J. Joyce, C. J. P. Sellers, Sargent, and P .J. O’Regan. *

The party of parliamentarians who have been visiting Greymouth district went north to Reefton yesterday afternoon. On behalf of the party Mr Geo. Witty M.P. rang up Hokitika and expressed to the County Chairman, Mr Bruce, regret that there was not time afforded to visit Westland. The mission of the party is mainly in connection with the coal-fields, and some days are to be spent about Reefton and Westport.. Mr Bruce telegraphed to the party regretting that a few days could not be set aside apart to visit the southern district where there is such a line pastoral field. Copie s /of “Beautiful Westland” have been posted to the members of the party at Westport, and the hope expressed that at some future time they might find it convenient to make the tour of Westland which is found so very enjoyable by all who have made it.

Mr Seddon M.P., is in receipt of the following letter from tiie Under-Seere-tary of Department of Internal Affairs, relative, to the invitation to General Bird wood to visit, Hokitika next week: “With reference to the representations which have been made by you regarding the possibility of General Birdwood visiting Hokitika, I am desired by General Birdwood to convey his thanks to the Returned Soldiers’ Association for the kind invitation extended to him, but have to express his,regret tjiat it is impossible for him to include Hokitika in the itinerary which has been arranged to connect with the boat leaving Picton on the afternoon of Saturday, 26th inst., and which involves constant day travelling in order.to include Greymouth. Westport. Nelson and Blenheim where receptions are being held in the evenings.”

In spite of prices soaring," we, as in the past are determined to sell at lowest price for c ash. Colonial Flannel 2/6 White Doctor Flannel 4/3,' 1 Shetlanc^ Doctor Flannel 3/9, Scarlet Doctor Flannel 4/9, Boys Shorts 7/6 to 11/6 petpair. All our Millinery is substantially reduced to clear. Inspection cordially invited. Schroder and Co.—Advt.

Damp feet usually result in a cold. Get “NAZOL.” No cold is Nazol-proof. 60 doses Is fid. Chemists and stores. Ready for instant use, “NAZOL” is sure protection against coughs and