LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 December 1921, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

A grand bail will be held in Kanieri Public Hall on Tuesday, December 27. During the ueefc ended noon on Monday 12 cases of infectious and other notifiable diseases were icported in the Canterbury-West Coast IL'ealth District, as follows:—lnangalma: Scarlet iwvvr l, pneumonia 1. North Canterhur.v : Scarlet fever J, diphtheria 7,

tuhercnlosis 10, pneumonia I, pneumonic influenza 2, puerperal septicaemia I, tetanus 1. erysipelas I, varicella 7. Ashburton: Pneumonic influenza 1, hydatids 1. South Camerbury: Scarlet fever 1, tuberculosis 2 , pneumonia 1.

The thirty-first annual report of the Jubilee Institute for the Hlinil, .Auckland. which has just come to band, stall's that the past yeai has been one of steady progress. The voluntary conover tlie Dominion, amounted to L'2Jl)7 ifibutions, which are received from all 10s 7d, a rccotd for the institute. Knur befpiests, aggregating CJJoU, wen* r<‘teived during the year, and ihe sum of C.HOJ His Id was realised hy the sale of inmates’ work. Payments to ike blind workers totalled L'lolo Ills lid and in addition it c stated, a huiiiI" r <>! the inmate 4 * are maintained at isu* cost i>l the institute. In a memor-

andum accompanying tlie copy of the lepurt, tlu 4 secretary states that Mr il. 11. .Miller, the blind collector, will l.e visiting Westland shortly, and it i.N hoped that a generous response will be made to his appeal, as the,institution is the only one of its kind in the Deminion, applications fot admission being received from all parts of the country.

Wanted known. Whatever you do don’t fail to see the attractive assortment of men’s and boys’ apparel at the

You will lint! iho most siiitnble Xmas oifts nmonost mir new senson's (roods. (It course v.e ennnot lie!]) always noino to tlie two extremes with our omuls. Nnmoly, in ttivino the liiohest i|unlity ut lowest prices. Jnvestionte! compute! si ml see tlm truth in v. hut we snv. N.Z. Clothino Factory.— Adtv.