LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 March 1921, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

Pollard’s Pictures to-night in addi--1 tion to the announced programme, with f Norma Talmadge in “She Loves and * Dies” will also screen Warren Kerrigan i in “The End of the Game,” a western drama. Pollard’s orchestra will supply the incidental music The programme to-night should therefore l>vove most enjoyable. London advises that a small m’ail for * New Zealand was despatched per s.s. * "Tamili” via Panama on tlq- 10th. instant. The Loudon correspondent of the “Australasian” reports, Mr M. L. Moss, K.C. will act as Agent-General for Western Australia during the absence of sir James Connelly on holiday leave. Mr Moss will lie remembered as a former’resident of this town when he was a partner in the legal firm ot Lewis and Moss, and also fo* some years a member of the Hokitika Borough Council. At Grcymouth Magistrate’s Court this morning Mr C. R. Orr Walker delivered his reserved judgment in the motor car-motor cycle collision case on the Pnroa road on New Year s day. His Worship gave judgment for the plaintiff A. E. White (All- Murdoch) for £IOO damages and court costs £8 Bs., Counsel’s fee £lO 1 Os., against the defendant Theo Schaef (Air Joyce). The counter claim by Schaef against AAUiite was dismissed. CLINCHER CROSS MOTOR CAR TYRES —made by the North British Rubber Company, Ltd.—the thoroughly tested both in the laboratory and on the road over hundreds of thousands of miles. “The tyre that is superior." rww* — l ***■ Sill BRING. NEWCASTLE. March 14. Arrived. Williamston from Lyttelton.