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Hokitika Guardian, 27 May 1921, Page 2

The Westland branch of the Canterbury Automobile Association meet tomorrow evening at the County Chambers at 8 o’clock.

Boys’ tweed overcoats (4 to 6), 19s lid. All larger sizes reduced from Is to 10s in the pound. Two only waterproof coats, size 9 and 10, 23s 6d. One only, size 10, raincoat Pis 6d. I do size 12, 19s lid. at the New Zealand (11 oth ing Faetory.—Ad vt.

The last New Zealand “Gazette” contains notification of the appointment of Mr Henry W. Bundle, S.M. as Registrar of the Supreme Court at Greymouth and Hokitika, Sheriff for the District of Westland and Chairman of the Licensing Committee for the same distinct.

Acting under medical advice Mr T Wilford is taking Mrs Wilford, who has been unwell for some time, for a sea trip to California and hack, leaving hy the Tahiti on Tuesday next. During Mr Wilford’s short absence, Messrs gicley and Forbes will act for the leader pf thy Liberal Party, ami during the short absence In Sydney of M>Side'--, Mr Forbes will irt Mono.

Owing to the doctor being, called out of town last evening, the first lecture in First Aid will be given next Tuesday night at 8 o’clock sharp. Students are requested to be punctual. Picture patrons are advised to claim their seats early at McLean’s to-night. The management anticipates a crowd, and the proceeds will be devoted to the local Band funds. —Advt. The coach that left Ross for Wailio Gortie (in Wednesday morning was unable to proceed beyond Mari Haii yesterday owing to flooded rivers. The coach left Hari Hari this morning. The collectors for the School War Memorial are continuing their task during the week, but the broken weather has caused some delay and in some cases the collectors will overlap into next week. For the convenience of those who are out of town during the week subscriptions may be handed to any of the teaching staff or members of the School Committee. The concert at the Town Hall next Wednesday by the Caledonian Society in aid of the funds of the Beautifying Association, will synchronise with the lighting of the streets with electric light there will thus be two memorable events in one evening—and sightseers may kill two birds with the one outing. , In connection with the Caledonian Concert to be held on Wednesday the Ist. June next, for the purpose of augmenting the funds of the Beautifying Association we learn that an excellent programme has been arranged. Included therein are Miss Mathieson of Greymouth a renowned vocalist, and a novelty clog dance “A Pair O’ Baggy Breeches’. The full programme will be published later. —Advt.

The Tnangahua “Times” says:—On Tuesday a rumour was prevalent in Reefton that a young prospector had discovered a reef Stevenson’s Flat side of the range from Alexander Valley. Two more prospecting areas have been applied for, this time oil the Inangahua side, where the reef is said to be making. -Air T. Patterson brought to town some stone from his prospecting area at Alexander River. The stone is good looking, but does not show any visible gold. It will be assaved at the local School of Mines.

In granting three prospecting licenses at the Warden’s Court at Reefton on Friday, the Warden, Mr W. H. Bundle, stated that prospecting licenses were granted only on the express undertakFng by the licensee:—(l) That he will forthwith upon the granting of the license commence and continuous I '' throughout the term for which the license is granted, prosecute and cany on prospecting operations on the land comprised in the license. (2) That lie will within seven days of the last days of the month during the contiiiimice ot the license complete and transmit to the Mining Register at the Aaalens Office from which this been :e wa< issued, a report in the form prescribed by the Warden verified bv the Statutory declaration of the licensee.

Silly prices in men’s and boys’ overcoats this week at the H.B. Mens tweed coats 64s 85s, 88s, 90s. Men's rain coats 70s, 795, l(X)s. Men s oilskins 28s. Canvas coats now 60s, Enough said! These prices are talkers. Don’t be disappointed. Pay .an e !u 'b‘ visit and secure one of these bargains at the N.Z. Clothing Factory.—Advt.

For Bronchial Coughs, take Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. The welcome slump in price has come at last. So while it lasts you will always find our price the lowest. Thou sands of pounds worth are being sacrificed by us, to make room for thousands more bargains already secured from the worlds markets. Visit Schroder and Co. It wifTpay you.—Advt. The far larger air space provided in Clincher Cycle Tyres lengthens the life of the tyre, reduces road shocks, lessens the puncture risk, adds to your comfort. All cycle dealers. Inhaled or taken on sugar, ‘‘NAZOL” giver, wonderful relief from coughs, colds, or sore throats. Clincher Motor Cycle Tyres are dependable. “Dreadnought’ 2S x 3, and 750 x 75 de luxe extra heavy, for highpowered machines such as Indians and Harleys. British built. For longer * / wear.

When baby snuffles or sneezes, sprinkle pillow or nightgown with “NAZOL.” Instantly relieves and soothes.

Housewives of cheerful voice and sunny countenance are very plentiful throughout New Zealand now, tlianks to “Keep Smiling” Pumice Soap." Price sd. all grocers. * For Coughs and Colds, never fails. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.

A good thing has many imitations. Order “NAZOL” by name. Refuse substitutes. No cold is Nazol-proof.