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Hokitika Guardian, 19 December 1921, Page 2

' Acceptances for the Hokitika races dose on Wednesday evening at 10 o’clock. . ' Tho last gazette notifies the appointment of. William Melville Will to he Clerk of the Licensing Committee for the district of Westland, vice J. N. Xalder, transferred. i 1 At the shorthand typists examination : held at Hokitika on the 26th No?, un- I 1 tier the supervision of Mr W. J. Pratt, , ' acting chief postmaster, Miss Mabel An- [ J drewes was successful in passing the senior entrance examination. | The Finance llill contains a claise j empowering tho Commissioner of Taxes • to allow the deduction from assessable | income of any amount set aside by an I employer for pensions and retiring alI lownnees of employees, provided, the ( . i Commissioner is satisfied that the rights i ] nf employees to receive such benefits ' are fully secured. j That “NO-RUBBING” Laundry Help :j s every girl’s best pal on washing ‘ mornings is undeniable; grocers sav ' | “Golden Rule” Soap is just as popular. , ) —Advt. I ! It is not everyday the general public 1 has an opportunity of buying their I clothing at warehouse prices. A visit

to Keller’s sample rooms will convince our readers that they can save money by buying from Glasson and Co- Boys’ ami men’s ready to wear suits, men’s mereeiy, ladies’ blouses and frocks, tweed costumes from 60s lid. As stocks are limited an early visit is recommended.—Advt. ’