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Hokitika Guardian, 16 November 1921, Page 2

At Matson and Co’s carnival horse sale on Monday a chestnut filly by Great Audubon, dam Ifltdy Rothesay, was,, purchased by Mr R. Thompson of Hokitika for 87 guineas.

The South Island members of tilt* Representation Commission tire to meet in Christchurch on January 11th., 191’2, to consider objections made to Hie proposed alteration of the boundaries of South Island electorates.

hi connection with the opening of the Bawling Club season on Saturday nfternoon, Hie annual presentation of the silver cup to last year’s singles champion will be made, to hold for the year. Tt is hoped with fine weather to have a large attend,.tilts' of bowlers and their lady friends for the occasion.

Another sharp shook of earthquake was experienced in Christchurch on Monday at about 11.5 a.m. equalling in intensity that which occurred at about 8.45 p.m. on Sunday, titb inst. The motion, which appeared to he front east to west, was of about 20 seconds dtirat ion. Children like WADE’S WORM FIGS —sure nnd certain.

Millinery:—We have just received another fine lot of models and ready-to-wears. 'lnspection invited.--Addi-sons.—Advt. Clement’s Motors have ears leaving the garage at 5.45 o’clock on L* ridav morning for AA’atnroa stock sale, returning after the sale. Intending passengers should hook seats at once. The death took place ac Reefton on Saturday afternoon after a lingering illness of Mr Francis Hussey. Ihe deceased was a miner and had worked in the various mines in the district. A few years ago he married Mrs Costelloe mid had since conducted the Railway Hotel. Retensed, who was a native of Hawthorne. Victoria, was 42 years of

The Innngaliun “Times” says: Rumours are in the air of a further cut in the West Coast Railway service. It is stated the Recfton service is to he out down to one train daily, and that trains to Hokitika, will run on four days a week only. \\ ft give the rumour for what it is worth. If it should prove correct, the Railway Department can expect a stormy period for some time to come. Between 1.30 p.m. and 6.31) p.m. on ■Saturday, the premises of AV. G. Jenkin-, I-o,d maker, of Christchurch, known as Cusack’s weft* burglariously entered and a quantity of footwear was stolen. The thief of thieves gained admission by forcing’ a. window at the back of the shop, a pane being smashed in the operation. Forty or iilty pnirs of boots were scattered about tlie floor, ml about half-a-dozen pairs were ntiss-

Men! If you want Mercery goods that m ill give you downright good service von coil do a whole lot .torse than buy “H.lt.” Brands. Note these! AVimeyettc shirts with bands 8 (j each these are good, smart handkerchief ties front 2/6 upwards. Men’s pyjama suits 13 6. Cashmere Smt from 1/11, Colonial woollen sox 1/11, G outline President Braces 1/11, at the N.Z. Clothing Fae-i-ry. Advt.

Tie level being put in at Alexander IDvei to intersect the “Bull” reef at a lower level had been driven 145 feet up t„ yesterday morning. The country continues good and favourable for a . w lii, expected to be struck be. lore next week. Shares in this venture are ill keen demand, and this morning a promoters’ share was purchased by one miner working on the claim at it considerable premium.— Tnangahua Times.

During the week ended neon on Monday. there were thirty-three eases of infectious and other notifiable diseases reported in the Canterbury-AVest Coast Health District, as follows: —AA'estland : Diphtheria, 1: varicella 1. Bailor: Diphtheria. 1. 1 nangahua : Scarlet, fever, 1: diphtheria, 1. Grey: Diphtheria L North Canterbury: Scarlet fever, 4: diphtheria. 5; tuberculosis 4; hydatids .1 : erysipelas. 2: varicella, 3. Ashburton: Scarlet, fever. 1: varicella. 1. Smith Canterbury: Scarlet fever. 2; pneumonic influenza I.

'l'liw Canterbury Education Board lias ii, mi advised that on further consideration. tlie Department is now of the opinion that a tenqiorary building is not to lie preferred at Knnieri. A suggestion has therefore been made to the Board to submit an amended plan of a school of two rooms to accommodate up to 72 pupils. The partition is to be made in such a. way, that, should the attendance fall to the number requiring only one teacher, it can he domoved without difficulty. The Board’s architect is now getting the plan ready and, when tin's lias been approved, it is hoped to b ( . able to start work without further delay.

“IVoplo can do without chocolates, hut they cannot do without justice,” said Mr Justice Adams in the Supreme Court Christchurch, when Ernest Alban Guillermo applied for exemption from jury' service on the ground that he was head of a chocolate manufactory to which his services would be indispensable. He told his Honor that at any tiin,. it would lx* inconvenient for him to serve, and the present, during which reserves were being built up for Christmas trade, was the worst. To his Honor's reply quoted, the applicant said: “It iiffians that some people will have to do without wages.”

Money is very scarce in Wellington Treasury ut present, judging from the contents of u circular issued to the various Education Hoards from the Education Department at AVellington, which states:- ‘‘As you are aware, it is necessary at tin* present time to Practice economy and promote efficiency in every possible way. A thorough in', vestigation of all Government departmental expenditure has been made with the result that economies are being effected amounting to very large sums. Staffs have been reduced, services have been curtailed, and expenditure of every kind lias been scrutinized with tlie view of cutting out everything that is not essential. A great deal has already been done in reducing the grants to Hoards for buildings by postponing every new work that is not urgent, and in the same way* only those works of repair and maintenance should he undertaken that are necessary to prevent the buildings from deteriorating or being damaged bv weather conditions.”

I’leasant evidence of the extent to " hii k the reputation of Glasson’s Suits have extended was given a little while ago when an enquiry for patterns was received from Johannesburg, South Alrica. Evidently our readers are not the only ones alive to the good value given by this firm, who are now offering all wool sue suits to measure at Tl 17s Gd, £5 10s, £6 ss, £6 17s 6d, £i ss, £7 17s 6*l, £8 ss. Every garment is guaranteed made to measure, while the suit musti fit or the full purelut.se price will he at once refunded. Simple home measurement system and patterns are evailaltle to any one. Just drop a line to Glasson and Co. AYardpll’s Buildings, Cashel St. Christchurch and say whether you prefer light or dark materials.-—Advt

Flavour, purity and quality re synonymous with the name Nelson Monte's. Their Teas are selected and blended with the skill which can only in' obtained by long experience. Their brands are Royal Tea 3/- per lb., AVillow Pattern 3/-, 3/2, and 3/6 per lb. Proprietors of Nelnioa Cocoa and Xelmoa Coffee.—Advt.

To ensure getting genuine “NAZOL” -the true and tried cough and cold remedy—always order by nauie. Resist imitations and substitutes. Get what you want—“NAZOL.”

Our London buyers have sent uh a fine lot of ladies all wool cashmere hose. Splendid qualities, prices from 4s lid to 7s 6d. Also children /* hoso in plain and with fancy tops.—Addisons. Advt.

Sickness and vomiting front a disordered stomach tntiv he relieved by taking SHARLAND’S FLFfD MAGNESIA

It is notified that the bridge at Knnieri over the Hokitika liver will he closed to traffic front 8 a.m. on Thursday till noon on Saturday. Special prices on all carpets during this month. Tapestry runner at 9s 6d, 9s lid. Us Gd. Carpet squares in pleasing designs from £6 15s at Addisons.—Advt.

All accounts duo by the Westland Sub Union are requested to bo render - oil io ilie Secretary, Air K. AY. Ilcennn, before Saturday nest. I'.Hh inst, otherwise they will not be recognised. Tile Fxeciitive "ill hold iiie final 1110011110 o| the season oil the -’did. A<lvt. Fast drawing to a close, (boat sumluer sale, special bargains lor Satur,lav, Nov. 19th. aiul following days. See bin price list circulating through this newspaper Friday, and if unable t*i attend sit down and write for your requirements. all goods are post free. ■Don’t let this great opportunity __ of buying your new slimmer and ’Xmas goods~at sale prices slip by. Wo keep faitli with the public. Our sales are sincere and genuine. McGruer and Co. C'a'ish Drapers, Hokitika and Greymouth. —Advt. At St Mary’s Club rooms this evening the euchre tournament and dance will lie resumed. Patrons are promised a good evening’s amusement. The ladies in charge this evening are entrusted with the management of the produce stall at the. forthcoming bazaar and as this iff their first appeal to the patrons of the Club a good attendance is anticipated. Good prizes are to be given for tlie euchre and a lucky table is also included. A sumptuous supper and “tip-top” music for the dance should ensure a lumper house. Admission Is. Ulvt.

Mrs Ktnffnn who was a prominent mem her of Holy Trinity Church. Greyniontli, and wife of AD’ Staffan. the well-known musician, died yesterday, after a painful illness lasting about : ix weeks. Yesterday she became unconscious and remained in that state until her death. The late Mrs Staif.au took a great interest in church worn and was actively associated with many functions connected with Holy Trinity Church, and was a member of the ■Choir. She was born about 12 years ago, and leaves two brothers and three sisters in the North Island. She had no children.

1 The Social Committee at Three Milo Ihive decided to hold a grand hall on

Tuesday, Nov. 2!Hh, to wind up the season’s dances. The dances throughout the seasons have been so successful . that the Committee intend to have the j hall enlarged to a considerable extent. I The only fault this ball bits had is that iit was rather small to make dancing

"comfortable for the large number of I people who like to attend those jmpular ! dances, as the floor is the best in the 'district. The Committee tire making special arrangements for this dance and a good night’s amusement is assured, j'The musid is in the hands of Mr I,own. Admission, gents 2s. ladies Is. A dainty supper will be provided.— Adyt.

The pinnacle o| good value in llukitika is "H.B.’s” store in Rev .41 St. Here’s some quotes in Mens and Boy’s clothing, its getting near Xmas, the time of the year people think of lifting themselves out with smart, and up-to-date clothing. Mens suits from 89/0,-* to CO 10/-. Men’s summer sports suits from G!)/(5 to I*lo3. Men’s Worsted trousers, cuff bottoms from 19/0, also plenty of boy’s suits and shorts to choose from at the N.X. Clothing Factory. Advt.

Now that spring cleaning is the order of the day, we would draw your attention to our new stock of linoleum

carpet runners, hearth rugs, squares and hangings. These are decidedly well worthy our inspection at Schroder ard Co’s. —Advt.

To the tired, nothing is so refreshing its a cup of delirious Tea. Nelson Moate’s Teas flavour and choice, are refreshing to those jaded nerves. AT wav ask for Nelson Monte’s. Advt.