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Hokitika Guardian, 3 December 1921, Page 2

\,,rtli Island mails by the Vtuliino ; i.naceted with the West Coast express „t Christchurch this mormng.

i i„„c-taljlc on the H<>kilwuv comes into force on Mmulav it .s' going to prove most aw kw ard and uiisatisf aetory to the tvlllm have to use it and w, l cut oil coiiiiimnieauoti altogc m davs i f the week (Tuesdays nnd 1 humda vs) . There will be a grand ban held in the Ka.neri Public Hall on Monday Dee. 19th for the p..rp«* «» nroviding funds for prizes it* the stl olthe ti.« is an Objeet whieh will commend it. to all, ami should prove a ten A vorv tine programme is being arranged.

The Magistrate's Court was occupied for severaT hours yesterday .« hearing application for a female defendant " be bound over against us.ng all. language. There was much desultoi.v evidence given anti the defc.tlan,.n. replying to the charges made a mo* dra mafic appeal to the Most H.«h to « - ness the truth of her story. I ItIUMtUJ tho M agist rate dismissed the ens*. no taking 'Too serious a view of the. whole allaim which was tin- outcome of neighborly unfriendliness.

The Westport Times of Wednesday states:-Quite a gloom was east over Ngakawau yesterday afternoon and today. It up,tears that a young lad. Forster Moore Thomson, aged 3 year., son of Air Thomson, storekeeper, has been missing since noon yesterday. A number of citizens have formed A search party and yesterday afternoon tlm river was dragged but with no ies„lt \,» trace of the missing boy had been found up to the time wef went to press.

liuy ’ 11. 11.” footwear and you will get satisfaction. In every pair you got style, titling and long service, l.adies smart Oxfords from 25)* (id, patent courts from 2r,s lid, velvet shoes ... strap, court, and lace 14s (id and los bd. Men’s Derby boots, medium and light weights 29s (id, 355, 39s «d. Tan brogue shoes 355, tan hoots 3os. at the N.Z. Clothing Factory.—Advt.

The ball at tlm Three Mile Hall oil Tuesday evening attracted a very large attendance and the gathering proved highly successful and enjoyable from ,v,rv point of view. Capital music was supplied bv Mr Lawn, with extras by Miss Marshall, while Mr E. llreoze assisted bv Mr 0. Walker bad charge ol the lloor. A dainty supper was provided bv the ladies committee. During, tlm evening Airs Bannister gave two excellent solos and Air Crawford two monologues. The financial result prated highly satisfactory.

On Wednesday afternoon and even- j i,m the special attraction will b* the , (Iniud Bazaar in the Town Hall m aid , of the Hiukitiku Beautifying Assort*tiun. Arranged by the Ladies’ Literary j Society there has beet, gathered to- , nether a largo and valuable collection , of fanev articles.' and a rare lot <> j needlework specially suitable tor flu d-i-en’s wear and the lair sex. with the wants of the man also well looked alter. The Town Hull should wear a mort attractive appearance with vows of heavily laden stalls and a large Xma* tree laden with prizes having a proud position on the platform. Fpsta.rs will bo devoted to the tea and refreshment rooms and the men will find a corner there that will be of special interest. The Town Band has kindly consented to play a number of selections outside in the evening. The bazaar will open at. 2.30 o’clock and will he kept open continuously until the final closing at night.

Have your bov dressed in “11.8. toggery for Xmas and be will be moio pleased than if you gave him some toy to play with. Boys as well as me* like smart clothes, anti they know “ILB.” brand stands for smartest cut and best finish. Two hundred hoys’ suits have arrived for our Xmas trade. Let yoiu bov have one of these and see him happy and well dressed this Xmas. - Advt. fs«liroder and Co. announce the arrival of a sneciallv choice shipment o f Spring MiHinorv at very roa«onabk‘ prices-opening out for Saturday ni. —-Advt. Tested in thousands of kitchens, SHAH LAND’S Baking Powder has never failed to rise. Costs less than others—worth more. \\ (ILFI-l’S SCHNAPPS, vastly stl-->r to nil other sti’alllunlH

Now that spring cleaning is the order y of the day, we would draw your atx tentiou to our new stack of iinoleuli. , j carpet runners, liearth rugs, squares nn d Those are decidedly well worth your inspection at Schroder ai d „ Co’s.- Advt. e When you ask for SHAH LAND’S i- FLUTD MAGNESIA don’t take nnyt- thing “just as good,” but gat SHAHLAND’S. Best that money can buy.

To-night! To-niglit!. A danoo will - be held in the Supreme Hall. Gotfd Music. Capable M.C. Good floor. Admission Is.—Advt. i A children’s concert will be bold m tho Methodist Sunday School room o Monday evening. Collection in aid o the Sunday school funch. ;liemembor! 1.1,..vd’s are noted for ■cfaintv jumpers, blouses and camisoles W*e have also a large assortment ot siimmor vests and shafl he pleased i. vou will pay os a visit of inspection. i Ml liV‘ announce the arrival of ID" ! units of boys’ boots, light make lor best ; also heavin' line with heel and toe plates tor school veal, l" s J’d ■Ms (id all si/.os. Also a splendid fine ,-irl’s pure wool black stockings sizes " to !), from 3s lid to Is (id a. the N.Z. Clothing Factory.—Advt.

Fast drawing to a close. G| mer sale, special bargains lor Sotur | day Nov. 10th. and following days. Sec , IjJ price list circulating through this . newspaper Friday, and if unable to at- , tend sit down and write forjour reoiiircnionts. all goods are post freeDon’t let this great opportunity of having your new summer«ndXnms goods at sale prices slip by. »« ke «P faith with the public. Our sales are sincere and genuine. MeGruejr and Co. Cash Drapers, Hokitika and Greymouth. —Advt. The finest FLUID MAGNESIA is SIIVRLAN'D’S. Afore freshly made than imported kinds. Guaranteed highest strength and purest quality.

Grocer- “And some “NO-RUB-VTv(j » Miss als carton?” Young ladv: “Sure! can’t do the laundry work without it and “Golden Rule Soap.”—Advt.