LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 10 September 1920, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

The prices of men’s sac suits hava not yet readied their zenith, worse luck. “H.B.’s” now wish to introduce their 2-garment sports suits for men. - These suits consist of pure wool Colon- - ial materials, and the best workman- ) ship, “H. 8.” right through. These ■ can be purchased at 90/- and 95 !- > from the N.Z. Clothing Factory. * At the Magistrate’s Court Groymouth yesterday, a fine of £2 with an order to restore a. brief bag, and a pair of boots, to the theft of which at Wellington on August 9th, he pleaded guilty was the penalty imposed on Arthur H. Doughty by Messrs J. Ring and F. C. Wade, J.’sP., the value of the goods being close on £4. Detective Young stated the articles were taken from the s.s. Ripple, three days after the defendant had signed off her crew. He had a good character and the police had no objection to seeing him sail with the Kakapo from there for Sydney. The ball held in the. Three Mile Hall on Monday evening last, proved a great success, both financially and otherwise (The hall was crowded with young people, who danced to the very excellent music, supplied by Mrs Lousieh extras being supplied by Miss Havill and Miss Ella Marshall. The duties of JI.C. was ably conducted by Mr j Lousieh, assisted by Messrs Muir ' and ; Bernhardt. The thanks of the committee I ! are due to Mr Lousieh, for giving his I services so willingly. ’Hie Ladies Com- j mittee deserve the greatest of credit for the dainty supper that was provided and the success of their general arrangemeuts.