LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 9 March 1921, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

A sale of work will be held in St Mary’s Club rooms on .March 3lst. April Ist and 2nd in aid of the church _ funds. Advt. j A meeting of members of the Pirates Toot-ball C lub, will be held at the Town -tall. Kilim Oil Tlmrsuav evening at 8 , ‘ SSI p.m. sharp. The Mayor lias convened a public lidding, for Friday evening at 8.30 a'cloek of all citizens favoralile to the •onsideration ol a beautifying scheme or the Borough. . On this night week the. annual Irish 1 National Concert will be staged in the Princess Theatre. The programme mints to he even a greater success than ; its predecessors, and m addition to local fj] talent there will be performers from t . t Reefton, Greymoiith and Ross. It will ippear in detail in these columns in , ihe course ol a lew days. Ihe com- w mittee are charging only tho moderate prices of 2s and Is. Tickets are on sale •verywliere. Advt. Lj A correspondent writes: —“Very empliatic challenges for honors at the Wat-aioa-Waitangi races arc being issued from Mr Maurice Patrick's stables at 'let alio. II is team comprises the wellknown horses, Grand Duchy, Hokitika, and Kiltess. With Air Thomas Thomson, the veteran trainer superintending training operations the public have a. guarantee of a first-class run from those horses.” At a sitting of the Assessment Court this afternoon before Air C. R. Orr- * Walker, Warden, Judge, the Westland County Council mining valuatiotis came up for revision. Two objections, Butler Bros., dam and C. J. Hondo, water race £2OO were sustained and £ the valuations certified to. Air John £ Peake, Valuer appeared on behalf of || the valuations. C WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS. Purchase only bottles with wrappers intact. L Experienced housewives always use. STTARLAND’S BAKTNG POWDER. Tt 1 makes lovely light pastry, cakes and J scones. Most economical.