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Hokitika Guardian, 13 July 1920, Page 2

SANDER AND SONS’ EUCALYPTI EXTRACT can he obtained at all chemists and stores. There is no reason for putting up with inferior brands, bgcaupo you can obtain “SANDER’S,” which ia not only recognised by the highest Med. Authorities, but proved by the Supreme Court, Melbourne, the bcßt. SANDER’S EXTRACT is unequalled fot colds, influenza, diarrhoea, flatuenee; locally for wounds, burns, ulcers, piles, itching, and chilblains. Insist on SANDER’S, and benefit.

St Mary’s Club euchre touunanient and dance takes place to-night.

Mr P. Douglas of Waitaha inserts a notice of thanks in this issue.

The Colonial Sugar Refining Company, (Fiji and New Zealand), Ltd. have a notification in this issue in reference to the price of sugar and kindred lines.

The Blackball Coal Coy Ltd. .is inviting tenders in this issue for the supply of mining bars (birch or red pine) 12ft Gin. by Gin. by Sin. Particulars are obtainable from the Colliery.office, Blackball.

In connection with the picture entertainment in aid of the Returned Soldiers’ Association being given by Mr McLean to-night, tile Town Band will play a musical programme outside the Princess Theatre at 7.30 p.in. ?

Members of Ail Saints Tennis Club desire the support of all the dancing community on Wednesday 14th July at the Westland Opera House. Those unable to procure tickets will be admitted at the door for cash, to a sporting dance.

‘‘Ginger Mick” at the Princess Tliea. tie last evening drew a very large audience who were delighted with the presentation of the latest popular phase of Australian picturedom. Full of true comedy and much feeling the picture was one to leave most pleasant recollections, the whole presentation being one of merit. During the screening of the film, Mr Abel Rowe, rendered vocal solos with excellent effect.

Through the foundering of a barge containing 446 snoop near Aubrey Island, in Vvliangnrei harbour, considerable loss was sustained by the Wliangarci Freezing Company. The barge was being towed to tlie freezing works by the Company’s launch. Rough weather caused the barge to leak, take in water, and she finally capsized, A number of sheep wore rescued, and others managed to swim ashore, but only 70 were saved out of the whole consignment.

In spite of the return of most of the Canterbury teachers who went on active service, the shortage of teachers, states the chairman of the Canterbury Education Board in ,his annual report, is still acute. The influenza epidemic bad been responsible for the necessity of employing a considerable number of relieving teachers, and there iiad consequently bpeji mqcli difficulty in filling all the vacancies, especially in the country districts, Until some satisfactory plap lias been devised to provide suitable bqard apd lodging.for teachers in the more isolated localities, the hoard will continue tii experience the greatest difficulty in securing certificated teachers for these positions. With the return to normal conditions and the better remuneration now offered to pupil teachers, probationers, and training college students, it is hoped that in the future the supply of qualified teachers will be more satisfactory.

There"was a tense moment or two at the Dunedin Police Court on Monday morning, when the -Magistrate (Mr J. R s.M.) sentenced a Belgian girl, Enill de C-iess, to bo detained in thy Salvation Army Home for a period of 12 mpntlis /.says file “Otago Daily yijnes ”). Tlie girl ,was about 20 ycij i s of age, ljujt she looked much younger. She was ejngrged with having no inwfu) .visible jnepns of support. The cviden’cy .yept'tp glitpy tfja't she had lived in Auckland wffh ■/ Chinaman named Wong Yen for about seven months'. Tlie pair line! then come to Wellington, where the girl had left WoUg Yen to visit a friend in Dunedin. Wong Yen bad, if jyas stated, given her £lO to make the trip. In Dunedin tho girl lmd visited another Chinaman and had been arrested for vagrancy. Wong You b,l.d thereupon travelled from Wellington to give eyiqepne on behalf of the girl. He said lie was prepared to marry her. The Magistrate, however, ordered her tp be detained in the Army Home. On hearing the sentence Wong Yen, who was sitting down, fell forward on bis face in a faint, nnu tlie girl immediately, rushed forward to his assistance. She was grabbed by a policeman, but struggled frenetically to get away, and was finally removed by two policemen from ft jo Court. -Wong .Yen was carried out, and spop papii; |o again.

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