LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 31 May 1921, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

Tho meeting of tho Druids Lodge will be held on Thursday evening. Installation of officers.—Advt.

AA T eather permitting, all players of the Kiwi Football Club are requested to bo on Cass Square at 7 o’clock sharp this evening for practice.

London : dvises as follows. —(Mails for New Zealand wore despatched on the 26th. inst. per s.s.. Paparoa- via the Panama canal.

The Kaniori Electric Limited notifies that the electrical supply • within Jr' Borough a ill he commenced to-morrow and continued between sunset and midnight. The notification should be read hv all interested

The planet Mercury sets on June Ist. at 5.42 p.m., and on June loth at 6.9 p.m. Venus rises on those dates at 3..-,I a.m. and 3.14 a.m. respectively; it. is now a brilliant object in the eastern sky before sunrise its apparent magnitude being about—4.2. Mars is too dose to the sun during the month to he seen. Jupiter sets on June Ist. at 11.35 p.m., and on June loth, at 10.48 p.m. and Saturn sets on those dates at 016 a.m. and 11.24 p.m. respectively. The “Argus” says :—lt transpires that the reports as to a robbery at Stillwater on Sunday had no substantial foundation. The police have taken some steps to investigate but there certainly seems to have been no robbery anyway. The only justification for Hie police investigations (which Detective Young and Constable Rogers went to Stillwater to make yesterday) appears to have been a suspicion that somebody had tried to set the house of the. Stationmaster (Mr Wm. Fowler) afire. There appears, however, to have been at least something in the way of a fire started, but it probably was a Saturday night joke. It avus near the Stationmaster’s* house, but :t did not amount to anything. There appears further to he no reason why any incendiarism should have been attempted. Tho police are reticent, but they have evidently little to go on that would suggest anything serious. An ideal spirit for both sexes.—WOLFF'S SCI!NAPES. Tt is better than the circus watching the dirt, grease and paint fly from mechanics’ overalls when “NO RUBBING” Laundry Help gets to work.— John Parkin'll, agent for “NO RUBBING.” WOLFE’S SOTTN APRS—Agreeable and bencfir-ial. A tonic bevernee.

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