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Hokitika Guardian, 7 February 1922, Page 3

WOMEN IN BUSINESS. NEW YORE, Dec-. 14. Declaring that she is unable to support a life of inactivity to which she retired after several years’ work as leader of the Women’s Suffrage movement and the head of several war charities, Mrs Norman Whitehouse, a prominent figure in New York, an-1 nounces that she has bought a leather goods manufacturing concern, of which she is to be the president. Another woman, Mrs John Blair, secretary of the Women’s City Club, will lie the vice-president of the company, which is retaining the service of one of the former owners as treasurer. Mrs Whitehouse is following the example of her sister, who after her children had grown up went to the university and qualified as a lawyer. She now carries on her own practice. msamA£*m.vawmL. jjt

I (For continuation or' news, see fourth ! page). A REIVING To-morrow, a large consignment of Iloxborough APRIj COTS. Prices reasonable.—“ The Rivo- ' ]i”. Re veil Street. FRESH FISH DAILY oil arrival of “Wakaiti” at wharf. Pfice 6d 1 per lb. Cash orders left at Mr Cederi man’s Foundry wi!T receive first attention. WANTED BOARD—For BOY and GIRL attending School, aged 13 and 10; mostly home for week end. : Apply Mrs Parkinson, Lake KanierL

FOR SALE—Chestnut GELDING, 5 • years, by Denver Huon-Bell Q. Apply R. Thomson, Hokitika. FOR SALE—IS two-tooth purebred ROMNEY RAMS. Trices on application to R. A. Harcourt, Koiterangi. lOST- IRONWORK, forcing porlion of door of baker’s cart. Finder please return to Laughton Bros. Ct CURRIE, Dressmaker c/o W. Haddow, Sale Street. WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. MINING PROPERTY VALUATION. Take notice.—the valuation LIST of rateable mining property for the Westland County for the year commencing on the Ist. April next, IS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTTON at the County Office, Hokitika. all OBJECTIONS' THERETO must be left at the Magistrate’s Court Office Hokitika, ON OR BEFORE the 15th DAY OF FEBRUARY, addressed to tbe Assessment Court; and a oopy of every such objection must be left at the County Office, Hokitika, not less than ten .days before the next sifting of the said Assessment Court Dated at Hokitika, this 31st. day of January 1922. D. J. EVANS, County Clerk,